Let be a metric space with a doubling measure, be a boundedly compact metric space and be a Lebesgue precise mapping whose upper gradient belongs to the Lorentz space , . Let be a set of measure zero. Then for -a.e. , where is the -dimensional Hausdorff measure and is the -codimensional Hausdorff measure. This property is closely related to the coarea formula and implies a version of the Eilenberg inequality. The result relies on estimates of Hausdorff content of level sets...
Let be a weak solution of a quasilinear elliptic equation of the growth with a measure right hand term . We estimate at an interior point of the domain , or an irregular boundary point , in terms of a norm of , a nonlinear potential of and the Wiener integral of . This quantifies the result on necessity of the Wiener criterion.
Let be a mapping in the Sobolev space . Then the change of variables, or area formula holds for provided removing from counting into the multiplicity function the set where is not approximately Hölder continuous. This exceptional set has Hausdorff dimension zero.
The paper investigates the nonlinear function spaces introduced by Giaquinta, Modica and Souček. It is shown that a function from is approximated by functions strongly in whenever . An example is shown of a function which is in but not in .
In [4], a class of absolutely continuous functions of d-variables, motivated by applications to change of variables in an integral, has been introduced. The main result of this paper states that absolutely continuous functions in the sense of [4] are not stable under diffeomorphisms. We also show an example of a function which is absolutely continuous with respect cubes but not with respect to balls.
We study a scale of integrals on the real line motivated by the integral by Ball and Preiss and some recent multidimensional constructions of integral. These integrals are non-absolutely convergent and contain the Henstock-Kurzweil integral. Most of the results are of comparison nature. Further, we show that our indefinite integrals are a.e. approximately differentiable. An example of approximate discontinuity of an indefinite integral is also presented.
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