Consequences of Mattila's condition 14.3 #
This file derives doubling and compactness consequences from the small-scale hypothesis in Mattila's condition 14.3.
Consequences of the doubling assumption 14.3 (1) #
Assumption 14.3 (1) gives a genuine doubling inequality at small scales.
Iterating the doubling inequality.
Under assumption 14.3 (1), balls of comparable radii have comparable measures, uniformly at small scales.
The normalizing constants of a tangent measure #
Upper bound for the normalizing constants: the numbers c i * μ (B (a, r i)) are
bounded above.
Lower bound for the normalizing constants: under assumption 14.3 (1) the numbers
c i * μ (B (a, r i)) are eventually bounded away from 0.
Consequence (2): the origin belongs to the support of every tangent measure #
Mattila, Chapter 14, consequence (2) of assumption 14.3 (1).
If μ is a Radon measure on ℝⁿ, a ∈ spt μ satisfies
limsup_{ρ ↓ 0} μ (B (a, 2ρ)) / μ (B (a, ρ)) < ∞, then 0 ∈ spt ν for every tangent
measure ν ∈ Tan (μ, a).
Consequence (3): tangent measures arise from the canonical normalizations #
Mattila, Chapter 14, consequence (3) of assumption 14.3 (1).
If μ is a Radon measure on ℝⁿ and a ∈ spt μ satisfies
limsup_{ρ ↓ 0} μ (B (a, 2ρ)) / μ (B (a, ρ)) < ∞, then every tangent measure
ν ∈ Tan (μ, a) can be written as
ν = c · lim_i μ (B (a, r i))⁻¹ • T_{a, r i #} μ
for a strictly decreasing sequence of radii r i ↓ 0 and a positive finite constant c.
Theorem 14.3: existence of tangent measures #
Mattila, Theorem 14.3.
Let μ be a Radon measure on ℝⁿ and let a ∈ spt μ satisfy assumption (1),
limsup_{ρ ↓ 0} μ (B (a, 2ρ)) / μ (B (a, ρ)) < ∞. Then every sequence of radii r i ↓ 0 has a
subsequence along which the normalized blow-ups μ (B (a, r i))⁻¹ T_{a, r i #} μ converge
weakly to a tangent measure of μ at a.