Multilinear variants of Maurey and Pietsch theorems and applications

We prove composition results for multilinear operators and multilinear variants of Maurey and Pietsch theorems both for multiple p-summing, p-dominated and p-summing multilinear operators.     

Multilinear Calderón-Zygmund Theory

A systematic treatment of multilinear Calderón-Zygmund operators is presented. The theory developed includes strong type and endpoint weak type estimates, interpolation, a multilinear T1 theorem, and a variety of results regarding multilinear multiplier operators.     

Multilinear variants of Pietsch's composition theorem

Various concepts of multilinear summing operators were introduced in the last years, by extending the well-known one from the linear case. In this paper, we prove that, as in the linear case, there is a splitting theorem for dominated operators. As a consequence of this result, we prove various multilinear variants of Pietsch's composition theorem.     

Weighted estimates for multilinear pseudodifferential operators

In this paper,we study the weighted estimates for multilinear pseudodifferential operators.We show that a multilinear pseudodifferential operator is bounded with respect to multiple weights whenever its symbol satisfies some smoothness and decay conditions.Our result generalizes similar ones from the classical Ap weights to multiple weights.     

Bounded linear non-absolutely summing operators

We show that, in certain situations, we have lineability in the set of bounded linear and non-absolutely summing operators. Examples on lineability of the set Πp(E,F)?Ip(E,F) are also presented and some open questions are proposed.     

Composition operators with weak hyponormality

There are many operator classes that are weaker than p-hyponormal. These include p-quasihyponormal, absolute p-paranormal, p-paranormal, normaloid, and spectraloid. In this note, we discuss measure theoretic composition operators in these classes.     

Little Grothendieck's theorem for sublinear operators

Let SB(X,Y) be the set of the bounded sublinear operators from a Banach space X into a Banach lattice Y. Consider π₂(X,Y) the set of 2-summing sublinear operators. We study in this paper a variation of Grothendieck's theorem in the sublinear operators case. We prove under some conditions that every operator in SB(C(K),H) is in π₂(C(K),H) for any compact K and any Hilbert H. In the noncommutative case the problem is still open.     

More on convexity and smoothness of operators

Let X and Y be Banach spaces and T:Y→X be a bounded operator. In this note, we show first some operator versions of the dual relation between q-convexity and p-smoothness of Banach spaces case. Making use of them, we prove then the main result of this note that the two notions of uniform q-convexity and uniform p-smoothness of an operator T introduced by J. Wenzel are actually equivalent to that the corresponding T-modulus δT of convexity and the T-modulus ρT of smoothness introduced by G. Pisier are of power type q and of power type p, respectively. This is also an operator version of a combination of a Hoffman's theorem and a Figiel-Pisier's theorem. As their application, we show finally that a recent theorem of J. Borwein, A.J. Guirao, P. Hajek and J. Vanderwerff about q-convexity of Banach spaces is again valid for q-convexity of operators.     

Diagonal multilinear operators on Köthe sequence spaces

We analyse the interplay between maximal/minimal/adjoint ideals of multilinear operators (between sequence spaces) and their associated Köthe sequence spaces. We establish relationships with spaces of multipliers and apply these results to describe diagonal multilinear operators from Lorentz sequence spaces. We also define and study some properties of the ideal of (E, p)-summing multilinear mappings, a natural extension of the linear ideal of absolutely (E, p)-summing operators.     

Boundedness of Multilinear Caldern–Zygmund Singular Operators on Morrey–Herz Spaces with Variable Exponents

In this paper,we introduce Morrey–Herz spaces M K˙(·)q,p(·)(Rn) with variable exponents α(·) and p(·),and prove the boundedness of multilinear Caldern–Zygmund singular operators on the product of these spaces.     

Some Remarks on the Restriction Theorems for the Maximal Operators on Rd

The aim of this paper is to give a simple proof of the restriction theorem for the maximal operators on the d-dimensional Euclidean space Rd, whose theorem was proved by Carro-Rodriguez in 2012.Moreover, we shall give some remarks of the restriction theorem for the linear and the multilinear operators by Carro-Rodriguez and Rodriguez, too.     

The p-approximation property in terms of density of finite rank operators

We characterize the p-approximation property (p-AP) introduced by Sinha and Karn [D.P. Sinha, A.K. Karn, Compact operators whose adjoints factor through subspaces of ?p, Studia Math. 150 (2002) 17-33] in terms of density of finite rank operators in the spaces of p-compact and of adjoints of p-summable operators. As application, the p-AP of dual Banach spaces is characterized via density of finite rank operators in the space of quasi-p-nuclear operators. This relates the p-AP to Saphar's approximation property APp^′. As another application, the p-AP is characterized via a trace condition, allowing to define the trace functional on certain subspaces of the space of nuclear operators.     

Khinchin’s inequality,Dunford-Pettis and compact operators on the space <Emphasis Type="Italic">C</Emphasis>([0, 1], <Emphasis Type="Italic">X</Emphasis>)

We prove that if X, Y are Banach spaces, Ω a compact Hausdorff space and U:C(Ω, X) → Y is a bounded linear operator, and if U is a Dunford-Pettis operator the range of the representing measure G(Σ) ? DP(X, Y) is an uniformly Dunford-Pettis family of operators and ∥G∥ is continuous at Ø. As applications of this result we give necessary and/or sufficient conditions that some bounded linear operators on the space C([0, 1], X) with values in c ₀ or l _p, (1 ≤ p < ∞) be Dunford-Pettis and/or compact operators, in which, Khinchin’s inequality plays an important role.     

Duality for Lipschitz p-summing operators

Building upon the ideas of R. Arens and J. Eells (1956) [1] we introduce the concept of spaces of Banach-space-valued molecules, whose duals can be naturally identified with spaces of operators between a metric space and a Banach space. On these spaces we define analogues of the tensor norms of Chevet (1969) [3] and Saphar (1970) [14], whose duals are spaces of Lipschitz p-summing operators. In particular, we identify the dual of the space of Lipschitz p-summing operators from a finite metric space to a Banach space — answering a question of J. Farmer and W.B. Johnson (2009) [6] — and use it to give a new characterization of the non-linear concept of Lipschitz p-summing operator between metric spaces in terms of linear operators between certain Banach spaces. More generally, we define analogues of the norms of J.T. Lapresté (1976) [11], whose duals are analogues of A. Pietsch?s (p,r,s)-summing operators (A. Pietsch, 1980 [12]). As a special case, we get a Lipschitz version of (q,p)-dominated operators.     

Gaps of operators via rank-one perturbations

In this note we consider rank-one perturbations of weighted shifts to examine distinctions between various sorts of weak hyponormalities, including p-hyponormality, p-paranormality, and absolute-p-paranormality. Our examples enable us to add to the small collection of examples that exhibit the gaps between these classes.     

On p-covalenced association schemes

Let (X,S) denote an association scheme where X is a finite set. For a prime p we say that (X,S) is p-covalenced (p-valenced) if every multiplicity (valency, respectively) of (X,S) is a power of p. In the character theory of finite groups Ito's theorem states that a finite group G has a normal abelian p-complement if and only if every character degree of G is a power of p. In this article we generalize Ito's theorem to p-valenced association schemes, i.e., a p-valenced association scheme (X,S) has a normal p-covalenced p-complement if and only if (X,S) is p-covalenced.     

Positive solutions for nonlinear hemivariational inequalities

In this paper we study the existence of positive solutions for nonlinear problems driven by the p-Laplacian or more generally, by multivalued p-Laplacian-like operators. Both problems have a nonsmooth locally Lipschitz potential (hemivariational inequalities). Using variational methods based on the nonsmooth critical point theory, we prove two existence results with the p-Laplacian and multivalued p-Laplacian-like operators.     

Gaps of operators

We construct examples which distinguish clearly the classes of p-hyponormal operators for 0<p?∞. In addition, we show that those examples classify the classes of w-hyponormal, absolute-p-paranormal, and normaloid operators on the complex Hilbert space. Only a few examples of p-hyponormal operators have been examined. Our technique can provide many examples related to the above operators.     

Existence of positive solutions for the p-Laplacian with p-gradient term

In this paper, we study the existence of positive solutions for the p-Laplacian involving a p-gradient term. Due to the non-variational structure and the fact that the nonlinearity may be critical or supercritical, the variational method is no longer valid. Taking advantage of global C1,α estimates and the Liouville type theorems, we employ the blow-up argument to obtain the a priori estimates on solutions, and finally obtain the existence result based on the Krasnoselskii fixed point theorem.     

Multiple summing operators on Banach spaces

In this paper, we improve some previous results about multiple p-summing multilinear operators by showing that every multilinear form from spaces is multiple p-summing for 1?p?2. The proof is based on the existence of a predual for the Banach space of multiple p-summing multilinear forms. We also show the failure of the inclusion theorem in this class of operators and improve some results of Y. Meléndez and A. Tonge about dominated multilinear operators.