Quantitative matrix weighted estimates for certain singular integral operators (Q2069784)

The authors of this paper study weighted estimates for vector-valued extensions of rough singular integrals and \(L^{r'}\)-Hörmander operators. The weights they consider are matrix weights belonging to the classes \(A_p, A_{\infty,p}^{sc}\), \(C_{p,q}\). The definitions of the considered operators and the classes of weights can be found in Section 1. The results are quantitative in the sense that they focus on the explicit dependence of the bounds on the \(A_p\) and \(A_{\infty,p}^{sc}\) constants of the weights. The main results of the paper are the following quantitative weighted bounds for vector-valued extensions rough singular integrals (\(T_\Omega\)) and \(L^{r'}\)-Hörmander operators (\(T\)) with matrix weights \(W\): \par a) Strong-type \(L^p(W)\) estimates for \(W\in A_p\), \(1<p<\infty\), for \(T_\Omega\) (Theorem 1). \par b) Strong-type \(L^p(W)\) estimates for \(W\in A_{p/r}\), \(1<r<p<\infty\), for \(T\) (Theorem 2). \par c) Strong-type \(L^p(W)\) estimates for \(W\in A_1\): \(1<p<\infty\) for \(T_\Omega\); \(r<p\) for \(T\) (Theorem 3). \par d) Strong-type \(L^p(W)\) estimates with \(W\in A_q\), \(1<q<p\): \(1<p<\infty\) for \(T_\Omega\); \(p/q>r\) for \(T\) (Theorem 4). \par e) Coifman-Fefferman type estimates on \(L^p(\mathbb{R}^d)\): \(W\in A_{\infty,p}^{sc}\), \(p>1\), for Calderón-Zygmund operators and \(T_\Omega\); \(W\in A_{\infty,p/r}^{sc}\), \(p>r\), for \(T\). Here, weighted maximal operators are used (Theorem 5). \par f) Coifman-Fefferman type estimates on \(L^p(\mathbb{R}^d)\): \(W\in C_{p,q}\), \(1<p<q\) for Calderón-Zygmund operators and \(T_\Omega\); \(W\in C_{p/r,q}\), \(1<r<p<q\) for \(T\). Here, weighted maximal operators are used (Theorem 6). \par g) Weak-type \(L^{p,\infty}(\mathbb{R}^d)\) endpoint estimates with \(W\in A_1\): \(p=1\) for rough \(T_\Omega\); \(p=r\) for \(T\). Here the authors study unweighted estimates of weighted operators (Theorems 7 and 8). The main tool used to prove these estimates is a suitable variant of convex-body sparse domination introduced by \textit{F. Nazarov} et al. [Adv. Math. 318, 279--306 (2017; Zbl 1382.42010)].