Some weighted sum and product inequalities in spaces and their applications.
Brown, R.C. (2008)
Banach Journal of Mathematical Analysis [electronic only]
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Brown, R.C. (2008)
Banach Journal of Mathematical Analysis [electronic only]
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Benjamin Muckenhoupt (1974)
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We establish weighted sharp maximal function inequalities for a linear operator associated to a singular integral operator with non-smooth kernel. As an application, we obtain the boundedness of a commutator on weighted Lebesgue spaces.
Y. Rakotondratsimba (1994)
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For some pairs of weight functions u, v which satisfy the well-known Muckenhoupt conditions, we derive the boundedness of the maximal fractional operator M (0 ≤ s < n) from L to L with q < p.
Ana Lucía Bernardis, Francisco Javier Martín-Reyes (2002)
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Let φ: R → [0,∞) an integrable function such that φχ = 0 and φ is decreasing in (0,∞). Let τf(x) = f(x-h), with h ∈ R {0} and f(x) = 1/R f(x/R), with R > 0. In this paper we characterize the pair of weights (u, v) such that the operators Mf(x) = sup|f| * [τφ](x) are of weak type (p, p) with respect to (u, v), 1 < p < ∞.
R. Kerman, A. Torchinsky (1982)
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Michael Christ (1984)
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Agnieszka Kałamajska (1994)
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Richard L. Wheeden (1993)
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Sufficient conditions are derived in order that there exist strong-type weighted norm inequalities for some off-centered maximal functions. The maximal functions are of Hardy-Littlewood and fractional types taken over starlike sets in R. The sufficient conditions are close to necessary and extend some previously known weak-type results.