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A sharp correction theorem

S. Kisliakov — 1995

Studia Mathematica

Under certain conditions on a function space X, it is proved that for every L -function f with f 1 one can find a function φ, 0 ≤ φ ≤ 1, such that φf ∈ X, m e s φ 1 ɛ f 1 and φ f X c o n s t ( 1 + l o g ɛ - 1 ) . For X one can take, e.g., the space of functions with uniformly bounded Fourier sums, or the space of L -functions on n whose convolutions with a fixed finite collection of Calderón-Zygmund kernels are also bounded.

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