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In this article, we introduce the fractional medians, give an expression of
the set of all fractional medians in terms of non-increasing rearrangements and
then investigate mapping properties of the fractional maximal operators defined
by such medians. The maximal operator is a generalization of that in Stromberg.
It turns out that our maximal operator is a more smooth operator than the usual
fractional maximal operator. Further, we give another proof of the embedding
from $BV$ to $L^{n/(n-1),1}$ due to Alvino by using the usual medians.