Lipschitz Free Spaces and Subsets of Finite-Dimensional Spaces

Abstract

We consider two questions on the geometry of Lipschitz free p-spaces Fp, where 0<p≤ 1, over subsets of finite-dimensional vector spaces. We solve an open problem and show that if ( M, ) is an infinite doubling metric space (e.g., an infinite subset of an Euclidean space), then Fp ( M, α)p for every α∈(0,1) and 0<p≤ 1. An upper bound on the Banach-Mazur distance between the spaces Fp ([0, 1]d, |·|α) and p is given. Moreover, we tackle a question due to arXiv:2006.08018v1 [math.FA] and expound the role of p, d for the Lipschitz constant of a canonical, locally coordinatewise affine retraction from (K, |·|1), where K=Q∈ R Q is a union of a collection ≠ R ⊂eq \ Rw + R[0,1]d: w∈ Zd\ of cubes in Rd with side length R>0, into the Lipschitz free p-space Fp (V, |·|1) over their vertices.

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