Singular integrals on product \(H^ p\) spaces (Q1819312): Difference between revisions

Let k(x,y) satisfy the condition (*) \(| \frac{\partial^{\alpha}k(x,y)}{\partial y^{\alpha}}| \leq C_{\alpha}| x-y|^{-1-\alpha}\) for all \(\alpha =1,2,3,..\). The space of such kernels k(x,y), which generate the operator \(Tf=\int_{R_ 1}k(x,y)f(y)dy\) bounded in \(L^ 2(R^ 1)\) is called a Caldéron-Zygmund (CZ) space. It is furnished with the norm \(\| k\|_{CZ}=\| T\|_{L_ 1,L_ 2}+\sum^{N}_{\alpha =1}C_{\alpha}\) for a rather large N, \(C_{\alpha}\) being the smallest constant for which (*) is valid. Given the function k(x), \(x\in R^ 1\), with the values in CZ, the author constructs the operator \(Hf=\iint k_ 0(x_ 1,y_ 1,x_ 2,y_ 2)f(y_ 1,y_ 2)dy_ 1dy_ 2\) (a singular integral ''on product space''), where \(k_ 0(x_ 1,y_ 1,x_ 2,y_ 2)=k(x_ 1-y_ 1)(x_ 2,y_ 2).\) Under certain assumptions on the kernel k(x) (analogous to (*)) the author proves that T maps \(H^ p(R^ 2_+\times R^ 2_+)\) boundedly to \(L^ p(R^ 2)\), \(0<p<1\).