Quantitative Alberti representations in spaces of bounded geometry

Abstract: A metric measure space

(X, d, m u)

is said to be

A_{i n f t y}

on curves if there exist constants

a u < 1

and

h e t a > 0

with the following property. For every

x i n X

,

0 < r l e q m a t h r m d i a m (X)

, and a Borel set

S s u b s e t B (x, r)

with

m u (S) > a u m u (B (x, r))

, there exists a continuum

g a m m a s u b s e t X

of length

l e q r

satisfying

m a t h c a l H_{i n f t y}^{1} (g a m m a c a p S) g e q h e t a r

. I first observe that spaces of

Q

-bounded geometry,

Q > 1

, are

A_{i n f t y}

on curves. Then, I show that any complete, doubling, and quasiconvex space

(X, d, m u)

which is

A_{i n f t y}

on curves has Alberti representations with

L^{p}

-densities for some

p > 1

, depending only on the doubling and

A_{i n f t y}

-constants. More precisely, any normalised restriction of

m u

to a ball

B s u b s e t X

can be written as

m u_{B} = f_{B}, d u_{B}

, where

u_{B}

is a convex combination of measures of linear growth supported on continua of length

l e m a t h r m d i a m (B)

, and

| f_{B} |_{L^{p} (u_{B})} l e q C

for some constant

C g e q 1

independent of

B

.

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