By David E. Edmunds, V.M Kokilashvili, Alexander Meskhi
ISBN-10: 9048160189
ISBN-13: 9789048160181
ISBN-10: 940159922X
ISBN-13: 9789401599221
The monograph offers the various authors' fresh and unique effects relating boundedness and compactness difficulties in Banach functionality areas either for classical operators and essential transforms outlined, in general talking, on nonhomogeneous areas. Itfocuses onintegral operators evidently coming up in boundary price difficulties for PDE, the spectral idea of differential operators, continuum and quantum mechanics, stochastic approaches and so forth. The ebook might be regarded as a scientific and distinct research of a big type of particular critical operators from the boundedness and compactness standpoint. A attribute characteristic of the monograph is that almost all of the statements proved the following have the shape of standards. those standards let us, for instance, togive var ious specific examples of pairs of weighted Banach functionality areas governing boundedness/compactness of a large type of fundamental operators. The ebook has major components. the 1st half, together with Chapters 1-5, covers theinvestigation ofclassical operators: Hardy-type transforms, fractional integrals, potentials and maximal capabilities. Our major aim is to provide an entire description of these Banach functionality areas during which the above-mentioned operators act boundedly (com pactly). while a given operator isn't bounded (compact), for instance in a few Lebesgue area, we glance for weighted areas the place boundedness (compact ness) holds. We enhance the tips and the innovations for the derivation of applicable stipulations, when it comes to weights, that are reminiscent of bounded ness (compactness).
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Again put 1 = (a, b). It is possible to select c E (a, b) such that J {a<'I/J(x) Suppos e that 'fJ ::; O. £) q x { d(xQ,x »t} ! X ( ! £ Xo, t ", (! £ )~ ess sup - (-) d(xQx)< t W X , 00 - for p = 1. Moreover; Ilp7/11 ~ E7/(p, q) ifp > 1, and lip", II ~ E",(l , q) when p = 1. Proof. ) I II L~ (X ) by E", (p, q). We also need to use the doubling condition. The necessity follows in the standard way. 14. £{ x o} = 0 and a = 00. Suppose that 'fJ ::; O. L) pr < 00 { d(xo,x)9 } for p > 1, and - for p = f 1( E7](I ,q) = supc-o t7] 1. L { t Moreover; Ilp7/11 ~ E7/(p, q) ifp > 1, and lip", II ~ E",(l , q) when p = 1. Proof. ) I II L~ (X ) by E", (p, q). We also need to use the doubling condition. The necessity follows in the standard way. 14. £{ x o} = 0 and a = 00. Suppose that 'fJ ::; O. L) pr < 00 { d(xo,x)9 } for p > 1, and - for p = f 1( E7](I ,q) = supc-o t7] 1. L { t
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