Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to present the relation between certain BMO–type seminorms and the total variation of SBV functions. Following some ideas of [2], we give a representation formula of the total variation of SBV functions which does not make use of the distributional derivatives. We consider an anisotropic variant of the BMO–type seminorm introduced in [4], by using, instead of cubes, covering families made by translations of a given open bounded set with Lipschitz boundary.
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