Psedidifferential-difference operators associated with dunkl operators (Q4409750)

The Dunkl operator of index \(p\) is the differential-difference operator \(D_p\) on \(\mathbb{R}\): \[ D_p u(x)= u'(x)+ (p+ 1/2)\quad (u(x)- u(- x))/x. \] For \(p\geq -1/2\) and \(\lambda\in\mathbb{C}\) the equation \(D_p u= i\lambda u\), \(u(0)= 1\) has a unique solution \(f_{p\lambda}(x)\) which can be expressed in terms of Bessel functions. The Dunkl transform is then defined by \[ F_p(u)(\lambda)= \int f_{p\lambda}(x) u(x)|x|^{2p+1} dx. \] For \(p= -1/2\) one recaptures the Fourier transform. The author considers pseudodifferential operators of the type \[ a(x,D) u(x)= \int f_{p\lambda}(-x) a(x,\lambda) F_p(u)(\lambda)|\lambda|^{2p+1} d\lambda, \] proving for them different boundedness properties under suitable assumptions on the symbols.