Generalized α-variation and Lebesgue equivalence to differentiable functions

Jakub Duda

Fundamenta Mathematicae (2009)

  • Volume: 205, Issue: 3, page 191-217
  • ISSN: 0016-2736

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We find conditions on a real function f:[a,b] → ℝ equivalent to being Lebesgue equivalent to an n-times differentiable function (n ≥ 2); a simple solution in the case n = 2 appeared in an earlier paper. For that purpose, we introduce the notions of C B V G 1 / n and S B V G 1 / n functions, which play analogous rôles for the nth order differentiability to the classical notion of a VBG⁎ function for the first order differentiability, and the classes C B V 1 / n and S B V 1 / n (introduced by Preiss and Laczkovich) for Cⁿ smoothness. As a consequence, we deduce that Lebesgue equivalence to an n-times differentiable function is the same as Lebesgue equivalence to a function f which is (n-1)-times differentiable with f ( n - 1 ) ( · ) pointwise Lipschitz. We also characterize functions that are Lebesgue equivalent to n-times differentiable functions with a.e. nonzero derivatives. As a corollary, we establish a generalization of Zahorski’s Lemma for higher order differentiability.

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Jakub Duda. "Generalized α-variation and Lebesgue equivalence to differentiable functions." Fundamenta Mathematicae 205.3 (2009): 191-217. <http://eudml.org/doc/283012>.

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