On Maximal Functions With Curvature

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arXiv2003.13460MaRDI QIDQ6337673FDOQ6337673


Authors: Ben Krause Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 30 March 2020

Abstract: We exhibit a class of "relatively curved" vecgamma(t):=(gamma1(t),dots,gamman(t)), so that the pertaining multi-linear maximal function satisfies the sharp range of H"{o}lder exponents, [ left| sup_{r > 0} frac{1}{r} int_{0}^r prod_{i=1}^n |f_i(x-gamma_i(t))| dt ight|_{L^p(mathbb{R})} leq C cdot prod_{i=1}^n | f_j |_{L^{p_j}(mathbb{R})} ] whenever frac1p=sumj=1nfrac1pj, where pj>1 and pgeqpvecgamma, where 1geqpvecgamma>1/n for certain curves. For instance, pvecgamma=1/n+ for the case of fractional monomials, [ vec{gamma}(t) = (t^{alpha_1},dots,t^{alpha_n}), ; ; ; alpha_1 < dots < alpha_n.] Two sample applications of our method are as follows: For any measurable u1,dots,un:mathbbRnomathbbR, with ui independent of the ith coordinate vector, and any relatively curved vecgamma, [ lim_{r o 0} frac{1}{r} int_0^r F�ig(x_1 - u_1(x) cdot gamma_1(t),dots,x_n - u_n(x) cdot gamma_n(t) �ig) dt = F(x_1,dots,x_n), ; ; ; a.e. ] for every FinLp(mathbbRn),p>1. Every appropriately normalized set Asubset[0,1] of sufficiently large Hausdorff dimension contains the progression, [ { x, x-gamma_1(t),dots,x - gamma_n(t) } subset A, ] for some tgeqcvecgamma>0 strictly bounded away from zero, depending on vecgamma.













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