Dual spaces to Orlicz-Lorentz spaces

Anna Kamińska; Karol Leśnik; Yves Raynaud

Studia Mathematica (2014)

  • Volume: 222, Issue: 3, page 229-261
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

Abstract

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For an Orlicz function φ and a decreasing weight w, two intrinsic exact descriptions are presented for the norm in the Köthe dual of the Orlicz-Lorentz function space Λ φ , w or the sequence space λ φ , w , equipped with either the Luxemburg or Amemiya norms. The first description is via the modular i n f φ ( f * / | g | ) | g | : g w , where f* is the decreasing rearrangement of f, ≺ denotes submajorization, and φ⁎ is the complementary function to φ. The second description is in terms of the modular I φ ( ( f * ) / w ) w ,where (f*)⁰ is Halperin’s level function of f* with respect to w. That these two descriptions are equivalent results from the identity i n f ψ ( f * / | g | ) | g | : g w = I ψ ( ( f * ) / w ) w , valid for any measurable function f and any Orlicz function ψ. An analogous identity and dual representations are also presented for sequence spaces.

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Anna Kamińska, Karol Leśnik, and Yves Raynaud. "Dual spaces to Orlicz-Lorentz spaces." Studia Mathematica 222.3 (2014): 229-261. <http://eudml.org/doc/286639>.

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TY - JOUR
AU - Anna Kamińska
AU - Karol Leśnik
AU - Yves Raynaud
TI - Dual spaces to Orlicz-Lorentz spaces
JO - Studia Mathematica
PY - 2014
VL - 222
IS - 3
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EP - 261
AB - For an Orlicz function φ and a decreasing weight w, two intrinsic exact descriptions are presented for the norm in the Köthe dual of the Orlicz-Lorentz function space $Λ_{φ,w}$ or the sequence space $λ_{φ,w}$, equipped with either the Luxemburg or Amemiya norms. The first description is via the modular $inf{∫ φ⁎(f*/|g|)|g|: g ≺ w}$, where f* is the decreasing rearrangement of f, ≺ denotes submajorization, and φ⁎ is the complementary function to φ. The second description is in terms of the modular $∫_{I} φ⁎((f*)⁰/w)w$,where (f*)⁰ is Halperin’s level function of f* with respect to w. That these two descriptions are equivalent results from the identity $inf{ ∫ ψ(f*/|g|)|g|: g ≺ w} = ∫_{I} ψ((f*)⁰/w)w$, valid for any measurable function f and any Orlicz function ψ. An analogous identity and dual representations are also presented for sequence spaces.
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