Regular ArticleBoundedness and Compactness of Integral Operators on Spaces of Homogeneous Type and Applications, I☆
By Steven G. Krantz, S. Li. 2001
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Let X be a space of homogeneous type. For a function f on X, let Mf be the corresponding multiplication operator on some function space over X. Let TK be a standard Calderón–Zygmund (C-Z) operator that is bounded on L2 X . Let Cf = Mf TK be the commutator of Mf and TK . When X = N , a fundamental theorem of Coifman et al. [CRW] gives a characterization of boundedness of Cf when the TK are the Riesz transforms Rj j = 1 2 n . The characterization of compactness was given by Uchiyama [UCH] and Janson [JAN]. The boundedness result was generalized to other contexts and important applications to some non-linear PDEs were given by Coifman et al. [CLMS]. Boundedness and compactness for Cf on L space over X × 0 ∞ was proved by Beatrous and Li [BEL], and applications to Hankel-type operators on Bergman spaces were given there. More general operators—multilinear operator or bilinear forms rather than commutators on L X —were studied by several authors (see examples, [COG, GLY, CLMS]), and characterizations of boundedness were given in that context when X is N or the Heisenberg group. A sufficient condition on f so that Cf is bounded on L X 1 < p < ∞) was given in [BC].
Subfields: Applied Mathematics
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