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We study the Orlicz type spaces H, defined as a generalization of the Hardy spaces H for p ≤ 1. We obtain an atomic decomposition of H, which is used to provide another proof of the known fact that BMO(ρ) is the dual space of H (see S. Janson, 1980, [J]).
We obtain sharp power-weighted , weak type and restricted weak type inequalities for the heat and Poisson integral maximal operators, Riesz transform and a Littlewood-Paley type square function, emerging naturally in the harmonic analysis related to Bessel operators.
The aim of this paper is to show that the integral and derivative operators defined by local regularities are homeomorphisms for generalized Besov and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces with local regularities. The underlying geometry is that of homogeneous type spaces and the functions defining local regularities belong to a larger class of growth functions than the potentials t, related to classical fractional integral and derivative operators and Besov and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces.
The Integral, , and Derivative, , operators of order , with a function of positive lower type and upper type less than , were defined in [HV2] in the setting of spaces of homogeneous-type. These definitions generalize those of the fractional integral and derivative operators of order , where , given in [GSV]. In this work we show that the composition is a singular integral operator. This result in addition with the results obtained in [HV2] of boundedness of and or the -theorems proved...
In the setting of spaces of homogeneous-type, we define the Integral, , and Derivative, , operators of order , where is a function of positive lower type and upper type less than , and show that and are bounded from Lipschitz spaces to and respectively, with suitable restrictions on the quasi-increasing function in each case. We also prove that and are bounded from the generalized Besov , with , and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces , with , of order to those of order and respectively,...
We characterize the class of weights, invariant under dilations, for which a modified fractional integral operator maps weak weighted Orlicz spaces into appropriate weighted versions of the spaces , where . This generalizes known results about boundedness of from weak into Lipschitz spaces for and from weak into . It turns out that the class of weights corresponding to acting on weak for of lower type equal or greater than , is the same as the one solving the problem for weak...
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