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Petteri Harjulehto

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The Kellogg property under generalized growth conditions

We study minimizers of the Dirichlet phi-energy integral with generalized Orlicz growth. We prove the Kellogg property, the set of irregular points has zero capacity, and give characterizations of semiregular boundary points. The results are new ever for the special cases double phase and Orlicz growth.

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Double phase image restoration

In this paper we explore the potential of the double phase functional in an image processing context. To this end, we study minimizers of the double phase energy for functions with bounded variation and show that this energy can be obtained by $Γ$-convergence or relaxation of regularized functionals. A central tool is a capped fractional maximal function of the derivative of $BV$ functions.

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Extension in generalized Orlicz spaces

We prove that a $Φ$-function can be extended from a domain $Ω$ to all of $\mathbb R^n$ while preserving crucial properties for harmonic analysis on the generalized Orlicz space $L^Φ$.

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Embeddings into Orlicz spaces via the modified Riesz potential

We study point-wise estimates for the modified Riesz potential. We show that the point-wise estimates imply embeddings into Orlicz spaces from the L^1_p-space where the functions are defined in non-smooth domains. The Orlicz functions depend on the geometry of the domain. We show that the Orlicz function is optimal when p=1.

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Pointwise estimates to the modified Riesz potential

We prove pointwise estimates to the modified Riesz potential. We show the boundedness of its Luxemburg norm. As an application we obtain Orlicz embedding results. We study the sharpness of the results.

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Examples of fractals satisfying the quasihyperbolic boundary condition

In this paper we give explicit examples of bounded domains that satisfy the quasihyperbolic boundary condition and calculate the values for the constants. These domains are also John domains and we calculate John constants as well. The authors do not know any other paper where exact values of parameters has been estimated.

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