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most citedPositive solutions of transport equations and classical nonuniqueness of characteristic curves

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math.CA2018★ 5 cited

A maximal function characterization of absolutely continuous measures and Sobolev functions

Elia Bruè, Quoc-Hung Nguyen, Giorgio Stefani

In this note, we give a new characterisation of Sobolev functions among functions via Hardy-Littlewood maximal function. Exploiting some ideas coming from the proof…

math.CA2018

On the Sobolev space of functions with derivative of logarithmic order

Elia Bruè, Quoc-Hung Nguyen

Two notions of "having a derivative of logarithmic order" have been studied. They come from the study of regularity of flows and renormalized solutions for the transport and contin…

math.AP2018★ 34 cited

Sharp regularity estimates for solutions of the continuity equation drifted by Sobolev vector fields

Elia Bruè, Quoc-Hung Nguyen

The aim of this note is to prove sharp regularity estimates for solutions of the continuity equation associated to vector fields of class with . The regularity is of…

math.MG2018★ 9 cited

Constancy of the dimension for RCD(K,N) spaces via regularity of Lagrangian flows

Elia Bruè, Daniele Semola

We prove a regularity result for Lagrangian flows of Sobolev vector fields over RCD(K,N) metric measure spaces, regularity is understood with respect to a newly defined quasi-metri…

math.MG2018★ 3 cited

Regularity of Lagrangian flows over spaces

Elia Bruè, Daniele Semola

The aim of this note is to provide regularity results for Regular Lagrangian flows of Sobolev vector fields over compact metric measure spaces verifying the Riemannian curvature di…

math.FA2018

Linear Lipschitz and extension operators through random projection

Elia Bruè, Simone Di Marino, Federico Stra

We construct a regular random projection of a metric space onto a closed doubling subset and use it to linearly extend Lipschitz and functions. This way we prove more directl…