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The overarching goal of this paper is to link the notion of sets of finite perimeter (a concept associated with $N^{1,1}$-spaces) and the theory of heat semigroups (a concept related to $N^{1,2}$-spaces) in the setting of metric measure spaces whose measure is doubling and supports a $1$-Poincare inequality. We prove a characterization of sets of finite perimeter in terms of a short time behavior of the heat semigroup in such metric spaces. We also give a new characterization of ${rm BV}$ functions in terms of a near-diagonal energy in this general setting.
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We analyze a class of weakly differentiable vector fields (FF colon rn to rn) with the property that (FFin L^{infty}) and (div FF) is a Radon measure. The primary focus of our investigation is to introduce a suitable notion of the normal trace of any divergence-measure field $FF$ over the boundary of an arbitrary set of finite perimeter, which ensures the validity of the Gauss-Green theorem. To achieve this, we establish a fundamental approximation theorem which states that, given a Radon measure $mu$ that is absolutely continuous with respect to $mathcal{H}^{N-1}$ on $rn$, any set of finite perimeter can be approximated by a family of sets with smooth boundary essentially from the measure-theoretic interior of the set with respect to the measure $|mu|$. With this approximation theorem, we derive the normal trace of $FF$ on the boundary of any set of finite perimeter, (E), as the limit of the normal traces of $FF$ on the boundaries of the approximate sets with smooth boundary, so that the Gauss-Green theorem for $FF$ holds on (E). With these results, we analyze the Cauchy fluxes that are bounded by a Radon measure over any oriented surface (i.e. an $(N-1)$-dimensional surface that is a part of the boundary of a set of finite perimeter) and thereby develop a general mathematical formulation of the physical principle of balance law through the Cauchy flux. Finally, we apply this framework to the derivation of systems of balance laws with measure-valued source terms from the formulation of balance law. This framework also allows the recovery of Cauchy entropy fluxes through the Lax entropy inequality for entropy solutions of hyperbolic conservation laws.
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