Inequalities for Jacobians: interpolation techniques
A commutator theorem with applications.
We give an extension of the commutator theorems of Jawerth, Rochberg and Weiss [9] for the real method of interpolation. The results are motivated by recent work by Iwaniek and Sbordone [6] on generalized Hodge decompositions. The main estimates of these authors are based on a commutator theorem for a specific operator acting on Lp spaces and through the use of the complex method of interpolation. In this note we give an extension of the Iwaniek-Sbordone theorem to general real interpolation scales....
Interpolation of real method spaces via some ideals of operators
Certain operator ideals are used to study interpolation of operators between spaces generated by the real method. Using orbital equivalence a new reiteration formula is proved for certain real interpolation spaces generated by ordered pairs of Banach lattices of the form . As an application we extend Ovchinnikov’s interpolation theorem from the context of classical Lions-Peetre spaces to a larger class of real interpolation spaces. A description of certain abstract J-method spaces is also presented....
Vector valued inequalities for strongly singular Calderón-Zygmund operators.
In this article we consider a theory of vector valued strongly singular operators. Our results include Lp, Hp and BMO continuity results. Moreover, as is well known, vector valued estimates are closely related to weighted norm inequalities. These results are developed in the first four sections of our paper. In section 5 we use our vector valued singular integrals to estimate the corresponding maximal operators. Finally in section 6 we discuss applications...
Symmetrization and sharp Sobolev inequalities in metric spaces.
On sharp reiteration theorems and weighted norm inequalities
We prove sharp end forms of Holmstedt's reiteration theorem which are closely connected with a general form of Gehring's Lemma. Reverse type conditions for the Hardy-Littlewood-Pólya order are considered and the maximal elements are shown to satisfy generalized Gehring conditions. The methods we use are elementary and based on variants of reverse Hardy inequalities for monotone functions.
On the Brudnyi-Krugljak duality theory of spaces formed by the K-method of interpolation.
A note on Gehring's lemma.
A note on interpolation and higher integrability.
A Coifman-Rochberg type characterization of quasi-power weights.
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