On the Whitney distortion extension problem for C^m(\mathbb R^n) and C^{\infty}(\mathbb R^n) and its applications to interpolation and alignment of data in \mathbb R^n

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arXiv1505.06950MaRDI QIDQ6507437FDOQ6507437


Authors: S. B. Damelin, Charles Fefferman Edit this on Wikidata



Abstract: In this announcement we consider the following problem. Let n,mgeq1, UsubsetmathbbRn open. In this paper we provide a sharp solution to the following Whitney distortion extension problems: (a) Let phi:UomathbbRn be a Cm map. If EsubsetU is compact (with some geometry) and the restriction of phi to E is an almost isometry with small distortion, how to decide when there exists a Cm(mathbbRn) one-to-one and onto almost isometry Phi:mathbbRnomathbbRn with small distortion which agrees with phi in a neighborhood of E and a Euclidean motion A:mathbbRnomathbbRn away from E. (b) Let phi:UomathbbRn be Cinfty map. If EsubsetU is compact (with some geometry) and the restriction of phi to E is an almost isometry with small distortion, how to decide when there exists a Cinfty(mathbbRn) one-to-one and onto almost isometry Phi:mathbbRnomathbbRn with small distortion which agrees with phi in a neighborhood of E and a Euclidean motion A:mathbbRnomathbbRn away from E. Our results complement those of [14,15,20] where there, E is a finite set. In this case, the problem above is also a problem of interpolation and alignment of data in mathbbRn.













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