The characterization of functions arising as potentials. II
The characterization of functions arising as potentials. II
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DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9904-1962-10856-8
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发表时间:
1961
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
BY E. M. Stein;E. Stein
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作者:
BY E. M. Stein;E. Stein
1. Statement of result. We continue our study of the function spaces Z£, begun in [7]. We recall that f^Ll(En) when f=Ka*, where , with k a positive integer, coincides with the space of functions which together with their derivatives up to and including order k belong to IS; (see [2]). I t will be convenient to give the functions in La their strict definition. Thus we redefine them to have the value (Ka * cj>)(x) a t every point where this convolution converges absolutely. With this done, and if a—(n — m)/p>0, then the restriction of an fC£L%(En) to a fixed m-dimensional linear variety in En is well-defined (that is, it exists almost everywhere with respect to m-dimensional Euclidean measure). The problem that arises is of characterizing such restrictions. The problem was previously solved in the following cases: (i) When p is arbitrary, but a = 1, in Gagliardo [3]. (ii) When p — 2> and a is otherwise arbitrary in Aronszajn and Smith [ l ] . In each case the solution may be expressed in terms of another function space, Wu, which consists of those ƒ £ ! / ( £ „ ) for which the norm