A matrix-valued measure associated to the derivatives of a function of generalised bounded deformation

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Main Authors: Maso, Gianni Dal, Donati, Davide
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author Maso, Gianni Dal
Donati, Davide
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Donati, Davide
contents We associate to every function $u\in GBD(Ω)$ a measure $μ_u$ with values in the space of symmetric matrices, which generalises the distributional symmetric gradient $Eu$ defined for functions of bounded deformation. We show that this measure $μ_u$ admits a decomposition as the sum of three mutually singular matrix-valued measures $μ^a_u$, $μ^c_u$, and $μ^j_u$, the absolutely continuous part, the Cantor part, and the jump part, as in the case of $BD(Ω)$ functions. We then characterise the space $GSBD(Ω)$, originally defined only by slicing, as the space of functions $u\in GBD(Ω)$ such that $μ^c_u=0$.
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spellingShingle A matrix-valued measure associated to the derivatives of a function of generalised bounded deformation
Maso, Gianni Dal
Donati, Davide
Functional Analysis
Analysis of PDEs
49Q20, 74A45
We associate to every function $u\in GBD(Ω)$ a measure $μ_u$ with values in the space of symmetric matrices, which generalises the distributional symmetric gradient $Eu$ defined for functions of bounded deformation. We show that this measure $μ_u$ admits a decomposition as the sum of three mutually singular matrix-valued measures $μ^a_u$, $μ^c_u$, and $μ^j_u$, the absolutely continuous part, the Cantor part, and the jump part, as in the case of $BD(Ω)$ functions. We then characterise the space $GSBD(Ω)$, originally defined only by slicing, as the space of functions $u\in GBD(Ω)$ such that $μ^c_u=0$.
title A matrix-valued measure associated to the derivatives of a function of generalised bounded deformation
topic Functional Analysis
Analysis of PDEs
49Q20, 74A45
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.19978