A Theory of Hardy Spaces Associated to the Herz Spaces
A Theory of Hardy Spaces Associated to the Herz Spaces
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DOI:
10.1112/plms/s3-69.3.605
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发表时间:
1994-11
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
J. García-cuerva;M. Herrero
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作者:
J. García-cuerva;M. Herrero
In [5] Chen and Lau introduced Hardy spaces associated to the Beurling algebras Ap. Their theory was further developed by J. Garcfa-Cuerva [9]. The algebras Ap were introduced by A. Buerling [2] in connection with spectral synthesis. They are a nested system of convolution subalgebras of L1 whose union is L1. Feichtinger [6] provided the equivalent norm for the Ap which made the extension [9] possible. The associated Hardy spaces HAP are a nested system of spaces whose union is the ordinary Hardy space//'. The atomic decomposition for HAP differs from that of Hl in that atoms have to be centred at 0 and the size of each atom is given by an Lp-norm controlled as usual by the reciprocal of the measure of its support. This view of HAP as a kind of//'at a point is particularly appealing and casts some light on the general nature of Hardy space theory. Given this background, it seems to be natural to try to extend the theory to Hq for q< 1. This extension is the subject of the present paper, which is part of the Ph. D. thesis of the second author. It turns out that the spaces Apq or Apq, which now play the role of the Beurling algebras Ap, had previously been introduced by C. Herz [11] with different notation. Our notation is adapted to the Feichtinger norms which are the most appropriate for our aims. In § 1 we introduce the spaces Apq and Apq and their duals Bp_q and Bp-q and briefly study those properties which will be important for the development of Hardy space theory. In § 2 we define the Hardy spaces HApq and HApq as spaces of tempered distributions whose non-tangential Poisson maximal function belongs to Apq or Apq respectively. We obtain several equivalent characterizations including an atomic decomposition, which are collected in Theorem 2.14. This section includes a description of the complex interpolation for these spaces. This problem is more difficult than that for Banach spaces and we solve it along the lines of the method introduced by Calderon and Torchinsky [4]. Finally § 3 is devoted to the Littlewood-Paley characterization of HApq for Kp= s2 and 0<< 7^ 1. In this way we are able to complete previous results obtained by Lu and Yang [13].