Sharp constants in the one-sided John-Nirenberg inequality for functions of bounded lower oscillation
Chao Zhang
Abstract
We determine the sharp constants in the one-sided John-Nirenberg inequality for functions of bounded lower oscillation on an interval. More precisely, if f∈(I0), then I⊂eq I01|I| |\x∈ I: f(x)-I f>λ\| c1(-c2λf(I0)), λ>0, with the usual interpretation when \|f\|BLO(I0)=0. The sharp constants are c1*=e and c2*=1. We give a proof based on the Riesz rising sun lemma and an independent Bellman function proof. Finally, we present several consequences of the sharp estimate.
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