The A_2 theorem: Remarks and complements

By Tuomas Hytönen. 2012

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Abstract. I give a mini-survey of several approaches to the A2 theorem, biased towards the “corona” rather than the “Bellman” side of the coin. There are two new results (a streamlined form of Lerner’s local oscillation formula, and the sharpness of the linear-in-complexity weak (1, 1) bound for dyadic shifts) and two new proofs of known results (the Ap–A∞ testing conditions, and the two-weight T1 theorem for positive dyadic operators).

Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Physics

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In Applied Mathematics

  1. D. Cruz-Uribe
  2. Kabe Moen
  3. Andrei K. Lerner
  4. S. Ombrosi
  5. Israel P. Rivera-R'ios
  6. Tuomas Hytönen
  7. Sfo
  8. C. P'erez

In Mathematical Physics

  1. Kabe Moen
  2. D. Cruz-Uribe
  3. S. Ombrosi
  4. Israel P. Rivera-R'ios
  5. Sfo
  6. Andrei K. Lerner
  7. Tuomas Hytönen
  8. Michael T. Lacey

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