The importance of being Orlicz
An exact expression for the down norm is given in terms of the level function on all rearrangement invariant spaces and a useful approximate expression is given for the down norm on all rearrangement invariant spaces whose upper Boyd index is not one.
A complete description of the real interpolation space is given. An interesting feature of the result is that the whole measure space (Ω,μ) can be divided into disjoint pieces (i ∈ I) such that L is an sum of the restrictions of L to , and L on each is a result of interpolation of just two weighted spaces. The proof is based on a generalization of some recent results of the first two authors concerning real interpolation of vector-valued spaces.
In this paper we prove that every collection of measurable functions fα , |α| = m, coincides a.e. withmth order derivatives of a function g ∈ Cm−1 whose derivatives of order m − 1 may have any modulus of continuity weaker than that of a Lipschitz function. This is a stronger version of earlier results of Lusin, Moonens-Pfeffer and Francos. As an application we construct surfaces in the Heisenberg group with tangent spaces being horizontal a.e.
We study the Hardy inequality and derive the maximal theorem of Hardy and Littlewood in the context of grand Lebesgue spaces, considered when the underlying measure space is the interval (0,1) ⊂ ℝ, and the maximal function is localized in (0,1). Moreover, we prove that the inequality holds with some c independent of f iff w belongs to the well known Muckenhoupt class , and therefore iff for some c independent of f. Some results of similar type are discussed for the case of small Lebesgue spaces....
We introduce the minimal operator on weighted grand Lebesgue spaces, discuss some weighted norm inequalities and characterize the conditions under which the inequalities hold. We also prove that the John-Nirenberg inequalities in the framework of weighted grand Lebesgue spaces are valid provided that the weight function belongs to the Muckenhoupt class.
Let (S, ∑, m) be any atomless finite measure space, and X any Banach space containing a copy of . Then the Bochner space is uncomplemented in ccabv(∑,m;X), the Banach space of all m-continuous vector measures that are of bounded variation and have a relatively compact range; and ccabv(∑,m;X) is uncomplemented in cabv(∑,m;X). It is conjectured that this should generalize to all Banach spaces X without the Radon-Nikodym property.