Higher Order Commutators in Interpolation Theory.
M.J. Carro, J. Cerda, J. Soria (1995)
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M.J. Carro, J. Cerda, J. Soria (1995)
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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...
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