Remarks on Dunkl translations of non-radial kernels (Q6170365)

The authors show some important properties of the generalized (Dunkl) translations \(\tau_{x}g(-y)\) of non-radial kernels \(g\). Espcially, the authors suggest several methods which allow them to derive estimates for \(\tau_{x}g(-y)\) and express them in terms of measures \(\omega( B)\) of appropriate balls and the Euclidean distance. Since the Rösler formula is not suitable for non-radial kernels, different approximation methods have been applied. Moreover, the authors attempt to get estimates for \(\tau_{x}g(-y)\) for non-radial kernels~\(g\). Afterwards, they use the methods explained in order to unify two approaches to the theory of singular integrals. They also prove that for a large class of singular integral operators of convolution type such as Dunkl transform multiplier operators, their corresponding integral kernels satisfy Calderón-Zygmund type conditions, which are expressed by means of Euclidean distances and \(\omega (B(x,d(x,y)))\).