Factorization of Tent Spaces and Hankel Operators
By W. Cohn, Igor Verbitsky. 2000
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Numerical Analysis
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In Applied Mathematics
- J. A. Pel'aez
- S. Hofmann
- Jouni Rattya
- Svitlana Mayboroda
- P. Auscher
- A. Mcintosh
- Jordi Pau
- Kian Sierra
In Numerical Analysis
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- Second order elliptic operators with complex bounded measurable coefficients in L p , Sobolev and Hardy spaces (2010, methodology): “Later on the complex interpolation of te nt spaces was proved for 0 < p, q < ∞ ands= 0 in [15], [20] (see also [ 2], [3], [16]).”
- Pointwise products of some Banach function spaces and factorization (2012, background): “led factorizations of concrete spaces as, for example, lp and Cesa`ro sequence spaces or Lp and Cesa`ro function spaces (cf. [Be96], [AM09], [Sc10]), factorization of tent spaces or other spaces (cf. [CV00], [CRW76], [Ho77]). 3. The product spaces and multipliers Let us collect properties connecting”
- Small weighted Bergman spaces (2015, methodology): “[17] W. S. Cohn and I. E. Verbitsky, Factorization of tent spaces and Hankel operators, J. Funct.”
- Volterra type integration operators from Bergman spaces to Hardy spaces (2019, result): “A similar result for tent spaces of functions over the upper half-space was proven in [10] by Cohn and Verbitsky.”
- Embedding Bergman spaces into tent spaces (2015, background): “Introduction and main results The theory of tent spaces introduced by Coifman, Meyer and Stein [4], and further studied by Cohn and Verbitsky [3] among others, shows the importance of maximal and square area functions and other objects from harmonic analysis [6] in the study of Hardy spaces in the u”
- The regularity problem for second order elliptic operators with complex-valued bounded measurable coefficients (2013, unknown): “3 4 t 2L fε Lp kN∗(Pt∂tv)kLp′ . The latter estimate follows from the duality of tent spaces Tp 2 and T p′ 2 and the fact that T∞ 2 · T p′ ∞ → T p′ 2 (see [CMS] for the case p′ >2 and [HMM] or [CV], p. 313 for all 0 <p′ <∞). 24 STEVE HOFMANN, CARLOS KENIG, SVITLANA MAYBORODA, AND JILL PIPH”