Weyl quantization of Lebesgue spaces

We study boundedness and compactness properties for the Weyl quantization with symbols in L^q (?^2d ) acting on L^p (?^d ). This is shown to be equivalent, in suitable Banach space setting, to that of the Wigner transform. We give a short proof by interpolation of Lieb's sufficient conditions for the boundedness of the Wigner transform, proving furthermore that these conditions are also necessary. This yields a complete characterization of boundedness for Weyl operators in L^p setting; compactness follows by approximation. We extend these results defining two scales of spaces, namely L_*^q (?^2d ) and L_?^q (R^2d ), respectively smaller and larger than the L^q (?^2d ),and showing that the Weyl correspondence is bounded on L_*^q (R^2d ) (and yields compact operators), whereas it is not on L_?^q (R^2d ). We conclude with a remark on weak‐type L^p boundedness (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

On an inclusion between operator ideals

Let 1 ⩽ q < p < ∞ and 1/r:= 1/p max(q/2, 1). We prove that L _r,p ^(c), the ideal of operators of Gel’fand type l _r,p , is contained in the ideal Π _p,q of (p, q)-absolutely summing operators. For q > 2 this generalizes a result of G. Bennett given for operators on a Hilbert space.     

The Estimates for Sharp Maximal Functions of Multilinear Strongly Singular Integral Operators

In this paper, the author obtains that the multilinear operators of strongly singular integral operators and their dual operators are bounded from some L^p（R^n） to L^p（R^n） when the m-th order derivatives of A belong to L^p（R^n） for r large enough. By this result, the author gets the estimates for the Sharp maximal functions of the multilinear operators with the m-th order derivatives of A being Lipschitz functions. It follows that the multilinear operators are （L^p, L^p）-type operators for 1 〈 p 〈 ∞.     

Analysis on real hyperbolic spaces

The paper gives (a) an integral formula for eigenfunctions of invariant differential operators on the homogeneous space O(p, q)/O(p, q − 1) and (b) a direct integral decomposition of its L²-space under the regular representation of O(p, q).     

A note on the sunouchi operator with respect to the walsh—kaczmarz system

An analogue of the so—called Sunouchi operator with respect to the Walsh—Kaczmarz system will be investigated. We show the boundedness of this operator if we take it as a map from the dyadic Hardy space H ^p to L ^p for all 0<p≤1.. For the proof we consider a multiplier operator and prove its (H ^p H ^p)—boundedness for 0<p≤1. Since the multiplier is obviously bounded from L ² to L ², a theorem on interpolation of operators can be applied to show that our multiplier is of weak type (1,1) and of type (q q) for all 1<q<∞. The same statements follow also for the Sunouchi operator.     

On Hille-Tamarkin operators and Schatten classes

We determine the smallest Schatten class containing all integral operators with kernels inL _p(L_{p', q})^symm, where 2 <p∞ and 1≦q≦∞. In particular, we give a negative answer to a problem posed by Arazy, Fisher, Janson and Peetre in [1]. Supported in part by DGICYT (SAB-90-0033).     

Potential operators and laplace type multipliers associated with the twisted laplacian

We study potential operators and,more generally,Laplace-Stieltjes and Laplace type multipliers associated with the twisted Laplacian.We characterize those 1 ≤ p,q ≤∞,for which the potential operators are L~p—L~q bounded.This result is a sharp analogue of the classical Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev fractional integration theorem in the context of special Hermite expansions.We also investigate L~p mapping properties of the Laplace-Stieltjes and Laplace type multipliers.     

Criteria of Nuclearity of Embedding Operators Acting between BERGMAN Spaces and Weighted LEBESQUE Spaces

In the paper the criteria of nuclearity of embedding operators acting from BERGMAN space into the space L_q(μ) are established. Some questions related to P_r – summability of these operators are considered. The criteria of nuclearity of embedding operator from H^p into L_q(μ) for some class of measures and p ≧ q are given.     

On the boundedness of some potential‐type operators with oscillating kernels

We consider a class of multidimensional potential‐type operators with kernels that have singularities at the origin and on the unit sphere and that are oscillating at infinity. We describe some convex sets in the (1/p, 1/q)‐plane for which these operators are bounded from L_p into L_q and indicate domains where they are not bounded. We also reveal some effects which show that oscillation and singularities of the kernels may strongly influence on the picture of boundedness of the operators under consideration. (© 2005 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

变量核分数次积分在Hardy空间的有界性

§ 1　 Introduction and main resultsLet Sn- 1 be the unitsphere in Rn(n≥ 2 ) equipped with normalized Lebesgue measure dσ= dσ(z′) .We say that a functionΩ(x,z) defined on Rn× Rnbelongs to L∞ (Rn)× Lr(Sn- 1 )(r≥ 1 ) ,ifΩ(x,z) satisfies the following two conditions,(i) for any x,z∈Rnandλ>0 ,there hasΩ(x,λz) =Ω(x,z) ;(ii)‖Ω‖L∞(Rn)× Lr(Sn- 1) :=supx∈ Rn∫Sn- 1|Ω(x,z′) | rdσ(z′) 1 / r<∞ .For 0 <α相似文献   

Sharp continuity results for the short-time Fourier transform and for localization operators

We completely characterize the boundedness on Wiener amalgam spaces of the short-time Fourier transform (STFT), and on both L ^p and Wiener amalgam spaces of a special class of pseudodifferential operators, called localization operators. Precisely, sufficient conditions for the STFT to be bounded on the Wiener amalgam spaces W(L ^p , L ^q ) are given and their sharpness is shown. Localization operators are treated similarly: using different techniques from those employed in the literature, we relax the known sufficient boundedness conditions for these operators to be bounded on L ^p spaces and prove the optimality of our results. Next, we exhibit sufficient and necessary conditions for such operators to be bounded on Wiener amalgam spaces.     

Inverse Scattering for Schrödinger Operators with Miura Potentials,II. Different Riccati Representatives

This is the second in a series of papers on scattering theory for one-dimensional Schrödinger operators with Miura potentials admitting a Riccati representation of the form q = u′ + u ² for some u ∈ L ²(?). We consider potentials for which there exist ‘left’ and ‘right’ Riccati representatives with prescribed integrability on half-lines. This class includes all Faddeev–Marchenko potentials in L ¹(?, (1 + |x|)dx) generating positive Schrödinger operators as well as many distributional potentials with Dirac delta-functions and Coulomb-like singularities. We completely describe the corresponding set of reflection coefficients r and justify the algorithm reconstructing q from r.     

Weighted Boundedness for a Class of Rough Multilinear Operators

In this paper we give the (L ^p (ω ^p ), L ^q (ω ^q )) boundedness for a class of multilinear operators, which is simular to the higher-order commutator for the rough fractional integral. In our results the kernel function is merely assumed on a size condition. Received August 21, 2000, Accepted October 24, 2000     

Compactness properties of certain integral operators related to fractional integration

Suppose 1≤p,q≤∞ and α > (1/p−1/q)₊. Then we investigate compactness properties of the integral operator when regarded as operator from L_p[0,1] into L_q[0,1]. We prove that its Kolmogorov numbers tend to zero faster than exp(−c_αn^1/2). This extends former results of Laptev in the case p=q=2 and of the authors for p=2 and q=∞. As application we investigate compactness properties of related integral operators as, for example, of the difference between the fractional integration operators of Riemann–Liouville and Weyl type. It is shown that both types of fractional integration operators possess the same degree of compactness. In some cases this allows to determine the strong asymptotic behavior of the Kolmogorov numbers of Riemann–Liouville operators. In memoria of Eduard (University of the West Indies) who passed away in October 2004.     

On the tensor products of operators in lebesgue spaces

The following question concerning the computation of the norms of the tensor products of operators in the Lebesgue spaces is studied: Is it true that the norm of the tensor product A?B: L^p(μ?μ)→L^q(ν?ν) of operators A: L^p(μ)→L^q(ν) and B: L^p(μ)→L^q(ν) coincides with the product ‖A‖ ‖B‖ of their norms? An answer is positive if and only if 1≤p≤q≤+∞. Bibliography: 26 titles.     

Indefinite higher Riesz transforms

Stein’s higher Riesz transforms are translation invariant operators on L ²(R ⁿ ) built from multipliers whose restrictions to the unit sphere are eigenfunctions of the Laplace–Beltrami operators. In this article, generalizing Stein’s higher Riesz transforms, we construct a family of translation invariant operators by using discrete series representations for hyperboloids associated to the indefinite quadratic form of signature (p,q). We prove that these operators extend to L ^r -bounded operators for 1<r<∞ if the parameter of the discrete series representations is generic.     

Boundedness of maximal operators and potential operators on Carleson curves in Lebesgue spaces with variable exponent

We prove the boundedness of the maximal operator Mr in the spaces L^p（·）（Г,p） with variable exponent p（t） and power weight p on an arbitrary Carleson curve under the assumption that p（t） satisfies the log-condition on Г. We prove also weighted Sobolev type L^p（·）（Г, p） → L^q（·）（Г, p）-theorem for potential operators on Carleson curves.     

L^p- L^q decay estimates of solutions to Cauchy problems of thermoviscoelastic systems

L^p- L^q decay estimate of solution to Cauchy problem of a linear thermoviscoelastic system is studied. By using a diagonalization argument of frequency analysis, the coupled system will be decoupled micrologically. Then with the help of the information of characteristic roots for the coefficient matrix of the system, L^p- L^q decay estimate of parabolic type of solution to the Cauchy problem is obtained.     

Directional maximal operators with smooth densities

We study directional maximal operators on ?ⁿ with smooth densities. We prove that if the classical directional maximal operator in a given set of directions is weak type (1, 1), then the corresponding smooth‐density maximal operator in that set of directions will be bounded on L^q for q suitably large, depending on the order of the stationary points of the density function. In contrast to the classical case, if q is too small, the smooth density operator need not be bounded on L^q. Improving upon previously known results, we also establish that if the density function has only finitely many extreme points, each of finite order, then any maximal operator in a finite sum of diadic directions is bounded on all L^q for q > 1 (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Catenarian Numbers

An integer n is called catenarian if, whenever L/K is an n-dimensional field extension, all maximal chains of fields going from K to L have the same length. Catenarian field extensions and catenarian groups are defined analogously. If n is an even positive integer, 6n is non-catenarian. If n ≥ 3 is odd, there exist infinitely many odd primes p such that p ² n is non-catenarian. A finite-dimensional field extension is catenarian iff its maximal separable subextension is. If q < p are odd primes where q divides p ? 1 (resp., q divides p + 1), every (resp., not every) group of order p ² q is catenarian.