Generalization of Frostman's Lemma?
- From: kighurad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 12:42:31 -0700
Suppose that K is a compact subset of R^d , a > 0. Frostman's Lemma
says that the Hausdorff measure m_a(K) is positive if and only if
there
exists a probability measure mu supported on K such that
(*) mu(B(x,r)) < c r^a
for every x in R^d and r > 0.
What if we consider instead an L^p condition:
(**) {int_R^d mu(B(x,r))^p dx}^{1/p} <= c r^a
? Do we know that K satisfies some covering condition if and
only if there exists a mu satisfying (**)?
Dato
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