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Dense approximation under a weak-type maximal bound

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Analysis Functional analysis Sublinear operator Weak-type operator Weak type with a normed domain
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Suppose linear operators At​ and A0​ on a normed space satisfy ∣At​f∣,∣A0​f∣≤Sf, where S has weak type with a normed domain, and all relevant suprema are measurable. If At​g→A0​g almost everywhere on a dense subspace, the same holds for every input. For a fixed approximation g, the limiting error is at most 2S(f−g). The measure where it exceeds a is at most (2C∥f−g∥/a)q, which tends to zero as the approximation improves. This is a convergence-to-a-specified-limit version of almost-everywhere convergence from weak-type domination.

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