The Maximal Function and Square Function Control the Variation: An Elementary Proof

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Abstract

In this note we prove the following good-λλ inequality, for r>2r>2, all λ>0λ> 0, δ∈(0,12)δ\in \big(0, \frac{1}{2} \big) ν{Vr(f)>3λ;M(f)≤δλ}≤4ν{s(f)>δλ}+δ2(1+16r−2)2⋅ν{Vr(f)>λ}, ν\big\{ V_r(f) > 3 λ; \mathcal{M}(f) \leq δλ\big\} \leq 4 ν\{s(f) > δλ\} + {δ^2 \left(1+\frac{16}{r-2}\right)^2} \cdot ν\big\{ V_r(f) > λ\big\}, where M(f)\mathcal{M}(f) is the martingale maximal function, s(f)s(f) is the conditional martingale square function. This immediately proves that Vr(f)V_r(f) is bounded on LpL^p, 1<p<∞1 < p <\infty and moreover is integrable when the maximal function is.

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