On Hardy, BMO and Lipschitz spaces of invariantly harmonic functions in the unit ball (Q3839939)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1186495
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1186495 |
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On Hardy, BMO and Lipschitz spaces of invariantly harmonic functions in the unit ball (English)
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11 August 1998
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Bergman Laplacian
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invariantly harmonic
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admissible maximal function
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area integral
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radial derivative
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pluriharmonic functions
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0.8543826937675476
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0.8456486463546753
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The invariantly harmonic functions in the unit ball \(B^n\) in \(\mathbb{C}^n\) are those annihilated by the Bergman Laplacian \( \Delta\). The Poisson-Szegő kernel \(P(z,\zeta)\) solves the Dirichlet problem for \(\Delta\): if \(f\in C(S^n)\), the Poisson-Szegő transform of \(f\), \(P[f](z)=\int_{S^n}P(z,\zeta) f(\zeta) d\sigma(\zeta) , \) where \(d\sigma\) is the normalized Lebesgue measure on \(S^n\), is the unique invariantly harmonic function \(u\) in \(B^n\), continuous up to the boundary, such that \(u=f\) on \(S^n\). The Poisson-Szegő transform establishes, loosely speaking, a one to one correspondence between function theory in \(S^n\) and invariantly harmonic function theory in \(B^n\). When \(n\geq 2\), it is natural to consider on \(S^n\) function spaces related to its natural non-isotropic metric, for these are the spaces arising from complex analysis. In the paper, different characterizations of such spaces of smooth functions are given in terms of their invariantly harmonic extensions, using maximal functions and area integrals, as in the corresponding Euclidean theory. Particular attention is given to characterization in terms of purely radial or purely tangential derivatives. The smoothness is measured in two different scales: that of Sobolev spaces and that of Lipschitz spaces, including BMO and Besov spaces.
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