A remark on the (H1, L1) boundedness
A remark on the (H1, L1) boundedness
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10.5036/bfsiu1968.25.19
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1993
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K. Yabuta
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作者:
K. Yabuta
for all atoms f∈H1(Rn), where D(Rn) is the space of all infinitely differentiable functions on Rn with compact support, D'(Rn)is its dual, and H1(Rn) is the Hardy space introduced by E.M. Stein and G. Weiss. Here, f is said to be an atom if ∫f(x)dx=0, the support of f is contained in a cube Q, and where |Q| means the Lebesgue measure of Q. In general, one cannot conclude from (*) that (2*) (I have learned a proof of this fact from A. Miyachi.) To get (2*), it suffices that (3*) as tempered distributions for an appropriate atomic decomposition For example, (3*) is essentially noted by Y. Meyer for singular integral operators ([1], p. 234). So, it will be not meaningless to give the following sufficient condition for (2*). PROPOSITION 1. Let and Suppose T is a linear operator from D0 toLr(Rn) such that