The Boas problem on Hankel transforms
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Abstract: Norm equivalences between a function and its Hankel transform are studied both in the context of weighted Lebesgue spaces with power weights, and in Lorentz spaces. Boas'-type results involving real-valued general monotone functions are obtained. Corresponding results for the Fourier transform are also given.
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