On directional Whitney inequality
Abstract
This paper studies a new Whitney type inequality on a compact domain ⊂ Rd that takes the form ∈fQ∈ r-1d(E) \|f-Q\|p ≤ C(p,r,) ωEr(f, diam())p,\ \ r∈ N,\ \ 0<p≤ ∞, where ωEr(f, t)p denotes the r-th order directional modulus of smoothness of f∈ Lp() along a finite set of directions E⊂ Sd-1 such that span(E)=Rd, r-1d(E):=\g∈ C():\ ωrE (g, diam ())p=0\. We prove that there does not exist a universal finite set of directions E for which this inequality holds on every convex body ⊂ Rd, but for every connected C2-domain ⊂ Rd, one can choose E to be an arbitrary set of d independent directions. We also study the smallest number Nd()∈N for which there exists a set of Nd() directions E such that span(E)=Rd and the directional Whitney inequality holds on for all r∈N and p>0. It is proved that Nd()=d for every connected C2-domain ⊂ Rd, for d=2 and every planar convex body ⊂ R2, and for d 3 and every almost smooth convex body ⊂ Rd. [See the pre-print for the complete abstract - not included here due to arXiv limitations.]
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