Atomic decomposition of generalized Lipschitz spaces
For an interval I with halves L and R, a special atom looks like \(b(t)=[\chi _ L(t)-\chi _ R(t)]/w(I)\). The special atom spaces are formed by \(\ell ^ 1\) linear combinations of these atoms. We consider spaces B(\(\rho)\), where the scaling factor w(I) depends only on the length of I, \(w(I)=\rho (| I|)\), and \(B_ w\), where w(I) depends on I. Dual spaces are given in terms of weighted Zygmund classes. For appropriate \(\rho\), B(\(\rho)\) is the real characterization of those analytic functions in the disc for which \(\int ^{1}_{0}\int ^{2\pi}_{0}| F'(re^{i\theta})| \frac{\rho (1-r)}{1- r}d\theta dr<\infty\). Partial results in this direction are given for \(B_ w\), and an interpolation theory for these spaces is described.
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