A revisit on commutators of linear and bilinear fractional integral operator
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Abstract: Let be the linear and be the bilinear fractional integral operators. In the linear setting, it is known that the two-weight inequality holds for the first order commutators of . But the method can't be used to obtain the two weighted norm inequality for the higher order commutators of . In this paper, we first give an alternative proof for the first order commutators of . This new approach allows us to consider the higher order commutators. This was done by showing that the commutator can be represented as a finite linear combination of some paraproducts. Then, by using the Cauchy integral theorem, we show that the two-weight inequality holds for the higher order commutators of . In the bilinear setting, we present a dyadic proof for the characterization between and the boundedness of . Moreover, some bilinear paraproducts are also treated in order to obtain the boundedness of .
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