Lipschitz-Hankel spaces and partial Hankel integrals (Q4256014)

The paper deals with the theory of the Hankel transform \[ h_\mu(\varphi)(x)=\int_0^\infty y^{2\mu +1} (xy)^{-\mu} J_\mu(xy)\varphi(y) dy,\quad x>0,\;\mu>-1/2 \] in the \(L^p\)-spaces with the weight \(x^{2\mu +1}\) denoted by \(L^p_\mu\). First the authors introduce the notion of the Hankel-modulus of continuity \(w_{h,p}(\varphi)(x)\) as \(\|\tau_x \varphi -\varphi\|_{L_\mu^p},\;x>0\) (\(\tau_x\) is the Hankel translation operator) and define in its terms the Lipschitz-Hankel spaces \(\Lambda H_{p,\alpha}^\mu\) of functions. For a function \(\varphi\) from the space \(\Lambda H_{p,2(\mu +1)(1/p +1)}^\mu\) the convergence in the norm of \(L_\infty\) of the partial Hankel integral \[ s_T(\varphi)(x) = \int_0^T y^{2\mu +1} (xy)^{-\mu} J_\mu(xy)h_\mu(\varphi)(y) dy,\quad x>0 \] to the function \(\varphi\), as \(T\to \infty\), under some conditions on \(p\) and \(\mu\) is shown. The second result proven in the paper gives sufficient conditions on a function \(\varphi\in L_\mu^p\) in order that its Hankel transform \(h_\mu(\varphi)\) is in \(L_\mu^q\).