Convex hull-like property and supported images of open sets
Abstract
In this note, as a particular case of a more general result, we obtain the following theorem: Let ⊂eq Rn be a non-empty bounded open set and let f: Rn be a continuous function which is C1 in . Then, at least one of the following assertions holds: (a) f()⊂eq conv(f(∂ ))\ . (b) There exists a non-empty open set X⊂eq , with X⊂eq , satisfying the following property: for every continuous function g: Rn which is C1 in X, there exists λ>0 such that, for each λ>λ, the Jacobian determinant of the function g+λ f vanishes at some point of X. As a consequence, if n=2 and h: R is a non-negative function, for each u∈ C2() C1( ) satisfying in the Monge-Amp\`ere equation uxxuyy-uxy2=h\ , one has ∇ u()⊂eq conv(∇ u(∂))\ .
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