Boundedness of averaging operators on geometrically doubling metric spaces
J.M. Aldaz

TL;DR
This paper proves that averaging operators are uniformly bounded on $L^1$ spaces across all geometrically doubling metric measure spaces, ensuring measure-independent bounds and $L^1$ convergence of averages as the radius approaches zero.
Contribution
It establishes the measure-independent boundedness of averaging operators on $L^1$ in geometrically doubling metric spaces, a significant generalization.
Findings
Averaging operators are uniformly bounded on $L^1$
Bounds are independent of the measure
Ensures $L^1$ convergence of averages as $r o 0$
Abstract
We prove that averaging operators are uniformly bounded on for all geometrically doubling metric measure spaces, with bounds independent of the measure. From this result, the convergence of averages as immediately follows.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Harmonic Analysis Research · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Banach Space Theory
