Commutators of integral operators with variable kernels on Hardy spaces

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Abstract: Let T(0leqalpha<n) be the singular and fractional integrals with variable kernel Omega(x,z), and [b,T] be the commutator generated by T and a Lipschitz function b. In this paper, the authors study the boundedness of [b,T] on the Hardy spaces, under some assumptions such as the Lr-Dini condition. Similar results and the weak type estimates at the end-point cases are also given for the homogeneous convolution operators T(0leqalpha<n). The smoothness conditions imposed on Omega are weaker than the corresponding known results.


Let \(T_{\Omega, \alpha}\) (\(0\leq\alpha<n\)) be a singular integral (when \(\alpha=0\)) or a fractional integral (when \(0<\alpha<n\)), and \([b,T_{\Omega, \alpha}]\) be the commutator generated by \(T_{\Omega,\alpha}\) and a Lipschitz function \(b\). In this paper, the authors discuss the boundedness of \([b, T_{\Omega,\alpha}]\) in Hardy spaces under some assumptions on the kernel \(\Omega\) of \(T_{\Omega, \alpha}\) such as the \(L^r\)-Dini condition. Similar results and weak type estimates at the end-point cases are also given for the homogeneous convolution operators \(T_{\widetilde \Omega,\alpha}\) (\(0\leq\alpha<n\)). The smoothness conditions imposed on \(\widetilde \Omega\) are weaker than the corresponding known results.



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