Interpolation between dyadic Hardy spaces \(H^ p\): the complex method (Q1187296)

This ``sparkling jewel'' shows that the intermediate space between two dyadic Hardy spaces \(H^{p_ 0}\) and \(H^{p_ 1}\) \((1\leq p_ j<\infty\), \(j=0,1),\) using the complex method of interpolation, is the dyadic Hardy space \(H^ p\), where \(1/p=(1-t)/p_ 0+t/p_ 1\). The methods are quite different from the trigonometric case, and use a decomposition based on dyadic stopping times which appears in \textit{F. Schipp}, \textit{W. R. Wade} and \textit{P. Simon}: ``Walsh series. An introduction to dyadic harmonic analysis'' (1990; Zbl 0727.42017).