The dual of Besov spaces on fractals

Alf Jonsson; Hans Wallin

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Let 0 < p ≤ 1 < q < ∞ and α = n(1/p - 1/q). We introduce some new Hardy spaces $H K ̇_{q}^{α, p} (ℝ^{n})$ which are the local versions of $H^{p} (ℝ^{n})$ spaces at the origin. Characterizations of these spaces in terms of atomic and molecular decompositions are established, together with their φ-transform characterizations in M. Frazier and B. Jawerth’s sense. We also prove an interpolation theorem for operators on $H K ̇_{q}^{α, p} (ℝ^{n})$ and discuss the $H K ̇_{q}^{α, p} (ℝ^{n})$ -boundedness of Calderón-Zygmund operators. Similar results can also be obtained...

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Several characterizations for the special atom spaces with applications.

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The theory of functions plays an important role in harmonic analysis. Because of this, it turns out that some spaces of analytic functions have been studied extensively, such as H-spaces, Bergman spaces, etc. One of the major insights that has developed in the study of H-spaces is what we call the real atomic characterization of these spaces.

Nonconvolution transforms with oscillating kernels that map $Ḃ_{1}^{0, 1}$ into itself

G. Sampson (1993)

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We consider operators of the form $(Ω f) (y) = ʃ_{- \infty}^{\infty} Ω (y, u) f (u) d u$ with Ω(y,u) = K(y,u)h(y-u), where K is a Calderón-Zygmund kernel and $h \in L^{\infty}$ (see (0.1) and (0.2)). We give necessary and sufficient conditions for such operators to map the Besov space $Ḃ_{1}^{0, 1}$ (= B) into itself. In particular, all operators with $h (y) = e^{{i | y |}^{a}}$ , a > 0, a ≠ 1, map B into itself.

Characterization of $H^{p} (R^{n})$ in terms of generalized Littlewood-Paley g-functions

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On the characterization of Hardy-Besov spaces on the dyadic group and its applications

Jun Tateoka (1994)

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C. Watari [12] obtained a simple characterization of Lipschitz classes $L i p^{(p)} α (W) (1 \geq p \geq \infty, α > 0)$ on the dyadic group using the $L^{p}$ -modulus of continuity and the best approximation by Walsh polynomials. Onneweer and Weiyi [4] characterized homogeneous Besov spaces $B_{p, q}^{α}$ on locally compact Vilenkin groups, but there are still some gaps to be filled up. Our purpose is to give the characterization of Besov spaces $B_{p, q}^{α}$ by oscillations, atoms and others on the dyadic groups. As applications, we show a strong capacity inequality...

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Paul Sisson (1995)

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