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A weight satisfies the reverse Hölder inequality in variable Lebesgue spaces if and only if it is an A_{p(·),∞} weight.

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load-bearing objection This paper extends classical A_∞ weights to variable-exponent spaces with new scalar and matrix classes plus clean equivalences for reverse Hölder.

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Variable Muckenhoupt A_infty Weights

Dachun Yang , Wen Yuan , Zongze Zeng This is my paper
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keywords variable Muckenhoupt weightsA_infty weightsreverse Hölder inequalityvariable Lebesgue spacesmatrix weightsreducing operatorsminimal operator
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The paper builds a theory of A_∞ weights adapted to variable-exponent Lebesgue spaces by defining scalar A_{p(·),∞} weights and matrix A_{p(·),∞} weights. It proves that a weight belongs to the variable class precisely when its p(·)-power belongs to the classical A_∞ class, and uses this link to characterize the variable condition via the minimal operator. The central result is the equivalence: for any weight, the reverse Hölder inequality holds in the variable setting if and only if the weight lies in A_{p(·),∞}. For matrix weights the paper constructs reducing operators that reduce the problem to the scalar case and then proves the inequality; it also introduces upper and lower dimensions to obtain sharp bounds involving those operators.

Core claim

A weight w belongs to the variable scalar A_{p(·),∞} class if and only if w^{p(·)} belongs to the classical A_∞ class; the same equivalence holds after constructing reducing operators for the matrix version. Consequently, for any weight w the reverse Hölder inequality holds in variable Lebesgue spaces if and only if w is an A_{p(·),∞} weight, with explicit constants, and the matrix case follows by reduction to the scalar theory.

What carries the argument

The variable A_{p(·),∞} weight, defined by the requirement that w^{p(·)} is a classical A_∞ weight, together with reducing operators that convert matrix-weighted estimates to scalar ones.

Load-bearing premise

The variable exponent p(·) must obey log-Hölder continuity or similar regularity so that the variable Lebesgue spaces support the transfer of classical A_∞ theory.

What would settle it

A concrete weight w that satisfies the reverse Hölder inequality with the stated constants in a variable Lebesgue space whose exponent meets the regularity conditions, yet fails to lie in A_{p(·),∞}, or the converse.

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  • The reverse Hölder inequality holds with explicit constants for every A_{p(·),∞} weight.
  • Membership in A_{p(·),∞} is equivalent to a characterization via the minimal operator.
  • Reducing operators exist for every matrix A_{p(·),∞} weight and convert the matrix reverse Hölder inequality to the scalar case.
  • Upper and lower dimensions of a matrix A_{p(·),∞} weight yield sharp estimates involving the reducing operators.

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  • The scalar-matrix equivalence may allow direct transfer of classical weighted estimates to variable-exponent settings without reproving each inequality.
  • The introduced dimensions could produce dimension-dependent bounds when the same weights appear in variable-exponent Sobolev or Triebel-Lizorkin spaces.
  • Because the equivalence is if-and-only-if, any counterexample to classical A_∞ theory in the variable setting must arise from a weight outside A_{p(·),∞}.

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Summary. The manuscript introduces the classes of variable scalar weights ϱ_{p(·),∞} and variable matrix weights ϱ_{p(·),∞} in the setting of variable-exponent Lebesgue spaces L^{p(·)}. It proves the equivalence w ∈ ϱ_{p(·),∞} ⇔ w^{p(·)} ∈ A_∞, characterizes the new class via the minimal operator, establishes the reverse Hölder inequality for these weights with explicit constants, and shows that the reverse Hölder inequality holds in L^{p(·)} if and only if w belongs to ϱ_{p(·),∞}. For the matrix case the paper constructs reducing operators, proves the corresponding reverse Hölder inequality by reduction to the scalar case, and introduces upper and lower dimensions to obtain sharp estimates involving the reducing operators.

Significance. If the stated equivalences and explicit-constant reverse Hölder inequalities hold, the work supplies a coherent extension of the classical Muckenhoupt A_∞ theory to variable-exponent spaces, including a matrix-weighted version. The direct reduction via powering by p(·), the explicit constants, and the dimension-based sharp estimates for reducing operators constitute concrete tools that can be used in further studies of variable matrix-weighted function spaces.

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  1. [§2] §2 (Definitions): the precise regularity assumption imposed on the variable exponent p(·) (log-Hölder continuity or equivalent) should be stated explicitly at the outset rather than invoked only when needed for the transfer of classical results.
  2. [Theorem 3.4] Theorem 3.4 (reverse Hölder for scalar case): the explicit constants are announced but their dependence on the A_∞ constant and on the modulus of continuity of p(·) is not displayed in the statement; adding this dependence would improve readability.
  3. [§5] §5 (matrix dimensions): the definitions of upper and lower dimensions for ϱ_{p(·),∞} weights are introduced late; moving them earlier and relating them immediately to the reducing-operator norm would clarify the final sharp-estimate theorem.

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We thank the referee for the positive assessment of our manuscript on variable A_{p(·),∞} weights, including the scalar and matrix cases, the equivalences, reverse Hölder inequalities with explicit constants, and the dimension estimates. The recommendation for minor revision is noted. No major comments appear in the report.

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The derivation reduces the new variable A_{p(·),∞} class to the classical A_∞ class via the explicit relation w ∈ A_{p(·),∞} ⇔ w^{p(·)} ∈ A_∞, then proves the reverse Hölder equivalence directly from that reduction plus standard variable-exponent regularity. No step equates a claimed prediction or theorem to a fitted parameter or self-citation by construction; the background log-Hölder condition on p(·) is an external prerequisite for the spaces to be well-defined rather than part of the novel equivalence. The matrix extension via reducing operators follows the same non-circular transfer. The central claims therefore remain independent of their own inputs.

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The work rests on the standard theory of variable Lebesgue spaces and classical A_∞ weights; the new objects are defined by direct analogy. No explicit free parameters or invented entities beyond the new weight classes themselves are mentioned in the abstract.

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  • domain assumption Variable exponent p(·) satisfies log-Hölder continuity or equivalent regularity so that the variable Lebesgue space is a Banach space and maximal operators are bounded.
    Invoked implicitly to transfer classical A_∞ results; location not specified in abstract.
  • standard math The classical A_∞ theory and reverse Hölder inequalities hold in the constant-exponent case.
    Used as the base for the variable-exponent extension.
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  • variable scalar A_{p(·),∞} weight no independent evidence
    purpose: Generalize classical A_∞ weights to variable-exponent setting
    New definition introduced in the paper; no independent evidence supplied in abstract.
  • variable matrix A_{p(·),∞} weight no independent evidence
    purpose: Extend the scalar theory to matrix weights for systems
    New definition; reducing operators and dimensions are introduced to handle it.

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In this article, with introducing concepts of variable scalar $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights and variable matrix $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights, we seek a comprehensive theory of $A_\infty$ weights within the framework of variable exponent spaces. We first show that a weight belongs to $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ if and only if its $p(\cdot)$-th power is an $A_\infty$ weight. Using this, we characterize the $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ condition by the minimal operator. Then we establish the reverse H\"older's inequality for $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights in variable Lebesgue spaces with explicit constants and, combining this with the previously established relationship between $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights and $A_\infty$ weights, we prove that, for any weight $w$, the reverse H\"older's inequality holds in variable Lebesgue spaces if and only if $w$ is an $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weight. For the matrix $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights, we first show the existence of the reducing operators for matrix $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights and then, combining the matrix $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights with the scalar $\mathcal{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights, we establish the reverse H\"older's inequality for $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights in variable Lebesgue spaces. Finally, for further applications to variable matrix-weighted function spaces, we introduce the upper and the lower dimensions for $\mathscr{A}_{p(\cdot),\infty}$ weights and use these concepts to establish the sharp estimate involving reducing operators.

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