Sublinear Higson corona and Lipschitz extensions
Abstract
The purpose of the paper is to characterize the dimension of sublinear Higson corona L(X) of X in terms of Lipschitz extensions of functions: Theorem: Suppose (X,d) is a proper metric space. The dimension of the sublinear Higson corona L(X) of X is the smallest integer m 0 with the following property: Any norm-preserving asymptotically Lipschitz function f' A m+1, A⊂ X, extends to a norm-preserving asymptotically Lipschitz function g' X m+1. One should compare it to the result of Dranishnikov Dr1 who characterized the dimension of the Higson corona (X) of X is the smallest integer n 0 such that n+1 is an absolute extensor of X in the asymptotic category (that means any proper asymptotically Lipschitz function f A n+1, A closed in X, extends to a proper asymptotically Lipschitz function f' X n+1). In Dr1 Dranishnikov introduced the category whose objects are pointed proper metric spaces X and morphisms are asymptotically Lipschitz functions f X Y such that there are constants b,c > 0 satisfying |f(x)| c· |x|-b for all x∈ X. We show (L(X))≤ n if and only if n+1 is an absolute extensor of X in the category . As an application we reprove the following result of Dranishnikov and Smith DRS: Theorem: Suppose (X,d) is a proper metric space of finite asymptotic Assouad-Nagata dimension AN(X). If X is cocompact and connected, then AN(X) equals the dimension of the sublinear Higson corona L(X) of X.
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