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The identity G(D)f = F for a linear partial differential operator G(D). Lusin type and structure results in the non-integrable case

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We prove a Lusin type theorem for a certain class of linear partial differential operators G(D), reducing to [1, Theorem 1] when G(D) is the gradient. Moreover, we describe the… Click to show full abstract

We prove a Lusin type theorem for a certain class of linear partial differential operators G(D), reducing to [1, Theorem 1] when G(D) is the gradient. Moreover, we describe the structure of the set {G(D)f = F}, under assumptions of non-integrability on F, in terms of lower dimensional rectifiability and superdensity. Applications to Maxwell type system and to multivariable Cauchy–Riemann system are provided.

Keywords: type; linear partial; partial differential; lusin type

Journal Title: Proceedings of The Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
Year Published: 2020

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