Multipliers for the Weyl transform and Laguerre expansions (Q810801)

The Weyl transform is defind by \[ W(f)=\int_{{\mathbb{C}}^ n}f(z)W(z)dz \overline{dz}, \] where dz \(\overline{dz}\) stands for the Lebesgue measure on \({\mathbb{C}}^ n\) and W(z) is the operator on \(L^ 2({\mathbb{R}}^ n)\) defined by \[ W(z)\phi (\zeta)=\exp \{ix(\frac12 y+\zeta)\}\phi (\zeta +y). \] The twisted convolution of f and g means \[ f\times g(z)=\int f(z-\zeta)g(\zeta)\omega (z,\zeta)d\zeta \overline{d\zeta}, \] where \(\omega (z,\zeta)=\exp (-i/2)\cdot Im z\cdot {\bar \zeta}\). The multiplier operator \(T^{\alpha}_ N\) for the Weyl transform is defined by \(W(T^{\alpha}_ Nf)=S^{\alpha}_ NW(f),\) where \(S^{\alpha}_ N=(1/A^{\alpha}_ N)\sum^{N}_{k=0}A^{\alpha}_{N-k}P_ k\) and \(P_ k\) are the projections onto the k-th eigenspace of the Hermite operator \(-\Delta +| x|^ 2.\) It is shown that the multiplier operator \(T^{\alpha}_ N\) has the form of a twisted convolution operator. Moreover, if f is a radial function, then the kernel of the twisted convolution operator is connected with Laguerre functions and expansions in terms of Laguerre functions. The main subject of the paper is to study the multiplier operators \(T^{\alpha}_ N\), particularly the boundedness of \(T^{\alpha}_ N\) in Lebesgue spaces \(L^ p({\mathbb{C}}^ n)\) (\(1\leq p<\infty)\) for various values \(\alpha\), and the convergence of Cesàro means of Laguerre expansions.