Integration of Hölder forms and currents in snowflake spaces
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Abstract: For an oriented -dimensional Lipschitz manifold we give meaning to the integral in case the functions are merely H"older continuous of a certain order by extending the construction of the Riemann-Stieltjes integral to higher dimensions. More generally, we show that for the -dimensional locally normal currents in a locally compact metric space represent a subspace of the -dimensional currents in . On the other hand, for and the latter space consists of the zero functional only.
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