Fine Properties of Sets of Finite Perimeter in Doubling Metric Measure Spaces
By Luigi Ambrosio. 2002
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- Rectifiability of the reduced boundary for sets of finite perimeter over $\RCD(K,N)$ spaces. (2019, background): “6 ELIA BRUÈ, ENRICO PASQUALETTO, AND DANIELE SEMOLA Dropping the global integrability condition on f = χE , let us recall now the analogous definition of set of finite perimeter in a metric measure space (see again [1, 41, 3]).”
- Rectifiability of Sets of Finite Perimeter in Carnot Groups: Existence of a Tangent Hyperplane (2008, background): “The non-locality appears also in our argument: indeed, the proof of (4.10) depends on the sign condition of Adexp(tX2)(X1)1E with t arbitrarily large, and this is the right translate, by exp(tX2), of X11E .”
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- A notion of rectifiability modeled on Carnot groups (2000, background): “In recent years, there has been significant interest and progress in the study of rectifiable sets not only in Euclidean space but in more general metric spaces as well (see, for example, [Amb], [AK99b], [AK99a], [Che99], [DS97], [FSSC95], [FSSC99], [GN96], [Kir94], [Mag01], [Pan89], [Whi98].”