ArticleOriginal scientific text

Title

New cases of equality between p-module and p-capacity

Authors 1

Affiliations

  1. Institute of Mathematics, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Iaşi Branch, Bdul Copou 8, Iaşi, Romania

Abstract

Let E₀, E₁ be two subsets of the closure D̅ of a domain D of the Euclidean n-space n and Γ(E₀,E₁,D) the family of arcs joining E₀ to E₁ in D. We establish new cases of equality MpΓ(E,E,D)=p(E,E,D), where MpΓ(E,E,D) is the p-module of the arc family Γ(E₀,E₁,D), while p(E,E,D) is the p-capacity of E₀,E₁ relative to D and p > 1. One of these cases is when p = n, E̅₀ ∩ E̅₁ = ∅, Ei=EiEiEiFi, Ei is inaccessible from D by rectifiable arcs, Ei is open relative to D̅ or to the boundary ∂D of D, Ei is at most countable, Fi is closed (i = 0,1) and D is bounded and m-smooth on (F₀ ∪ F₁) ∩ ∂D.

Keywords

p-capacity, p-module

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Pages:
37-56
Main language of publication
English
Received
1990-08-15
Published
1991
Exact and natural sciences