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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1127557
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1127557 |
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16 July 1998
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\(A_1\) weight
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Carleson measure
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Carleson inequality
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\(p\)-area function
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Poisson integral operator
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0.8427140116691589
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0.8300876617431641
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Let \( B\) and \( S\) be the unit ball and the unit sphere in \( C^n\), respectively. For \(\alpha>0\) and \(\zeta\in S,\) let \(A_\alpha(\zeta)=\{z\in B: | 1-\langle\zeta,z\rangle| <\alpha(1-| z| )\}\). For any closed set \(F\subset S,\) define \(\Re_\alpha(F)=\cup_{\zeta\in F} A_\alpha(\zeta)\). For any open set \(O\subset S,\) let \(T(O)=\Re_\alpha (F)^c,\) where \(F= S\setminus O\). Denote by \(\sigma\) the area measure on \( S\). For a measurable function \(u\) on \( B\), and \(p>0,\) let \[ T_pu(\zeta)=\sup_{\zeta\in B(\delta)}\Big({1\over{\sigma(B(\delta))}} \int_{T(B(\delta))}| u(z)| ^p dz\Big)^{1/p},\;\zeta\in S, \] where \(B(\delta)\) is a ball in \( S\) with radius \(\delta>0\). For a nonnegative measurable function \(u\) on \( S,\) if \[ {1\over{\sigma(B(\delta))}}\int_{B(\delta)}u(\zeta) d\sigma\leq c\inf_{\zeta\in B(\delta)}u(\zeta), \] then \(u\) is said to belong to the class \(A_1[M]\). The author proved that if \(p>1,\) then \(T_1(u)^{1/p}\in A_1\). The author also proved that if \(1\leq p<\infty,\) \( 1/q+1/p=1,\) and \(A_p(f)\) is the \(p-\)area function, then there exists a constant \(C\) such that \[ \Big| \int_{B}f(z){\nu(z)\over{1-| z| }} dz\Big| \leq C \int_{S}A_p(f)(\zeta)T_q(\nu)(\zeta) d\zeta. \] Moreover, the author showed that if \(P(f)\) is the invariant Poisson integral operator and if the mapping \(f\to P(f)\) is compact from \(L^p( S)\) into \(L^p_\mu( B),\) \(1<p<\infty,\) then \(\mu\) is a vanishing Carleson measure defined by the author.
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