The weak H p spaces on homogeneous groups
The weak H p spaces on homogeneous groups
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DOI:
10.1007/bfb0087762
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发表时间:
1991
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Heping Liu
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Heping Liu
The Weak HI space on R" has been studied by Fefferman R. and Soria F.[31. As pointed in their paper, the interest on the Weak HI space comes from the careful consideration for the sharp properties of some basic operators in harmonic analysis. Similar consideration will lead us to the Weak HP spaces. For example, if T is a s: Oaderon-Zygmund operator, 0<{j< 1, T*(I}= 0, then T is a bounded operator on HP provided that {j>-1)(see [1)). It is natural to ask: What properties does it have as T acting on HP if {j=-1) 7 We will prove that T is a bounded operator from HP to Weak HP (see Theorem 1). In this case, whether T is a bounded operator on Weak HPis still a problem. However, under a bit stronger conditions on the kernel T does be a bounded operator on Weak HP (see Theorem 3). The study for the properties of singular integrals on Weak HPis based on a decomposition theorem which is similar to the atomic decomposition of HP. We will develop the theory of Weak HP on the homogeneous group G which is a more general setting than R": For example, both Heisenberg groups and upper triangular groups are homogeneous groups. It should be pointed out that all results in this paper are new even in the case of G= R", § 1 Some preliminaries For the basic facts on homogeneous groups we refer the reader to the book [4] written by Folland GB and Stein EM in which the theory of HP spaces was developed perfectly. We sketch some facts related to our work. Let G be a n-dimensional homogeneous group. The homogeneous dimension of G is denoted by Q. We assume that G is equipped with a fixed homogeneous norm 1· 1. There is a constant"'I 1 such that