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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15330
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15330 |
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25 June 1992
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double Hilbert transform
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product spaces
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weighed norm inequalities
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multidimensional harmonic analysis
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abstract algebraic scattering structures
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\(L^ 2\)-boundedness of the Hilbert transform
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Helson-Szegö theorem in the torus
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factorization
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extrapolation
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weighted \(L^ p\)- case
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simultaneously \(u\)-bounded operators acting in a Banach lattice
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0.8116627335548401
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0.7825590372085571
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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0698.00029.] This article is devoted to the development of a powerful technique treating the problems of multidimensional harmonic analysis from the diverse points of view. First, the authors describe their approach to the use of abstract algebraic scattering structures for the proof of \(L^ 2\)-boundedness of the Hilbert transform. From that they derive the Helson-Szegö theorem in the torus in the weighted \(L^ 2\)-case. Second, the authors refine the use of J. Rubio de Francia's factorization and extrapolation techniques deriving a general form of the Helson- Szegö theorem in the torus in the weighted \(L^ p\)-case, and, even, for some general classes of Banach lattices on the torus. For this purpose they introduce an interesting notion of simultaneously \(u\)- bounded operators acting in a Banach lattice. This article is strongly recommended for reading to everyone interested in harmonic analysis.
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