On singularity of p-energy measures on metric measure spaces
Abstract
For p>1, we prove that, for a p-energy on a volume doubling metric measure space, the Poincaré inequality and the cutoff Sobolev inequality, both with p-walk dimension strictly larger than p, imply that the associated p-energy measure is singular with respect to the underlying measure. Under the slow volume regularity condition, we further prove that these two inequalities are equivalent to the resistance estimate; in particular, as part of the proof, we give a simple and direct derivation of the cutoff Sobolev inequality from the Poincaré inequality and the capacity upper bound. As a direct corollary, for a large family of fractals and metric measure spaces, including the Sierpiński gasket and the Sierpiński carpet, the p-energy measure is singular with respect to the underlying measure for any p strictly greater than the Ahlfors regular conformal dimension.
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