Affinity kernels on measure spaces and maximal operators
Hugo Aimar, Ivana Gómez, and Luis Nowak
Volume 63, no. 2
(2022),
pp. 489–503
https://doi.org/10.33044/revuma.2518
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Abstract
In this note we consider maximal operators defined in terms of families of
kernels and families of their level sets. We prove a general estimate that
extends some classical Euclidean cases and, under some mild transitivity
property, we show their basic boundedness properties on Lebesgue spaces.
The motivation of these problems has its roots in the analysis
associated to affinity kernels on large data sets.
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