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Proof.
By Theorem 1.11, there exists a
lower triangular
matrix such that
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is an -splitting. Let denote the Riemannian measure
and set . Define
the measure by . Then
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In particular this gives us
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and it is equivalent to show the ratio bound for . Now since is an -splitting
we have the estimate
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Hence, we also have the estimate
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which of course uses the doubling property for the Riemannian measure. By combining the previous
two estimates we get
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Finally, by using the definition of we arrive at:
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which by (4.7) completes the proof.
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