On BMO-regular couples of lattices of measurable functions

S. V. Kislyakov

Studia Mathematica (2003)

  • Volume: 159, Issue: 2, page 277-290
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

Abstract

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We introduce a new “weak” BMO-regularity condition for couples (X,Y) of lattices of measurable functions on the circle (Definition 3, Section 9), describe it in terms of the lattice X 1 / 2 ( Y ' ) 1 / 2 , and prove that this condition still ensures “good” interpolation for the couple ( X A , Y A ) of the Hardy-type spaces corresponding to X and Y (Theorem 1, Section 9). Also, we present a neat version of Pisier’s approach to interpolation of Hardy-type subspaces (Theorem 2, Section 13). These two main results of the paper are proved in Sections 10-18, where some related material of independent interest is also discussed. Sections 1-8 are devoted to the background and motivations, and also include a short survey of some previously known results concerning BMO-regularity. To a certain extent, the layout of the paper models that of the lecture delivered by the author at the conference in functional analysis in honour of Aleksander Pełczyński (Bedlewo, September 22-29, 2002).

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S. V. Kislyakov. "On BMO-regular couples of lattices of measurable functions." Studia Mathematica 159.2 (2003): 277-290. <http://eudml.org/doc/284855>.

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