On the dual of weighted of the half-space
Benjamin Muckenhoupt, Richard Wheeden (1978)
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Benjamin Muckenhoupt, Richard Wheeden (1978)
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Shuichi Sato (1989)
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Steven Bloom (1990)
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Steven Bloom (1990)
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R. Gundy, R. Wheeden (1974)
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Donald Krug, Alberto Torchinsky (1994)
Revista Matemática Iberoamericana
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In this paper we discuss a weighted version of Journé's covering lemma, a substitution for Whitney decomposition of an open set in R where squares are replaced by rectangles. We then apply this result to obtain a sharp version of the atomic decomposition of the weighted Hardy spaces H (R x R ) and a description of their duals when p is close to 1.
Akihito Uchiyama (1995)
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We prove that , where is the dyadic square function, is the k-fold application of the dyadic Hardy-Littlewood maximal function and p > 2.
Michelangelo Franciosi (1989)
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María Cristina Pereyra (1994)
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We consider the boundedness of certain singular integral operators that arose in the study of Sobolev spaces on Lipschitz curves, [P1]. The standard theory available (David and Journé's T1 Theorem, for instance; see [D]) does not apply to this case becuase the operators are not necessarily Calderón-Zygmund operators, [Ch]. One of these operators gives an explicit formula for the resolvent at λ = 1 of the dyadic paraproduct, [Ch].
Javier Duoandikoetxea, Adela Moyua (1992)
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We prove weighted inequalities for square functions of Littlewood-Paley type defined from a decomposition of the plane into sectors of lacunary aperture and for the maximal function over a lacunary set of directions. Some applications to multiplier theorems are also given.
Kenneth Andersen, Russel John (1981)
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