Inequalities for BMO on $\alpha$-trees
Leonid Slavin, Vasily Vasyunin

TL;DR
This paper extends Bellman function techniques to BMO spaces on $ ext{alpha}$-trees, deriving sharp inequalities including the John--Nirenberg inequality and relating $L^1$ and $L^2$ oscillations, with broad applicability.
Contribution
It introduces new technical tools for Bellman functions on $ ext{alpha}$-trees, enabling sharp inequalities and reformulations for continuous BMO.
Findings
Proved sharp integral John--Nirenberg inequality for BMO on $ ext{alpha}$-trees.
Established an inequality relating $L^1$ and $L^2$ oscillations with explicit constants.
Reformulated the John--Nirenberg inequality for continuous BMO in terms of special martingales.
Abstract
We develop technical tools that enable the use of Bellman functions for BMO defined on -trees, which are structures that generalize dyadic lattices. As applications, we prove the integral John--Nirenberg inequality and an inequality relating - and -oscillations for BMO on -trees, with explicit constants. When the tree in question is the collection of all dyadic cubes in the inequalities proved are sharp. We also reformulate the John--Nirenberg inequality for the continuous BMO in terms of special martingales generated by BMO functions. The tools presented can be used for any function class that corresponds to a non-convex Bellman domain.
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
