Two-weight L^p-L^q bounds for positive dyadic operators: unified approach to p q and p>q

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Abstract: We characterize the Lp(sigma)oLq(omega) boundedness of positive dyadic operators of the form T(fsigma)=sumQinmathscrDlambdaQintQf,mathrmdsigmacdot1Q, and the Lp1(sigma1)imesLp2(sigma2)oLq(omega) boundedness of their bilinear analogues, for arbitrary locally finite measures sigma,sigma1,sigma2,omega. In the linear case, we unify the existing "Sawyer testing" (for pleqq) and "Wolff potential" (for p>q) characterizations into a new "sequential testing" characterization valid in all cases. We extend these ideas to the bilinear case, obtaining both sequential testing and potential type characterizations for the bilinear operator and all p1,p2,qin(1,infty). Our characterization covers the previously unknown case q<fracp1p2p1+p2, where we introduce a new two-measure Wolff potential.


Let \(\mathcal{D}\) be a collection of dyadic cubes. Among other results, the authors characterized the boundedness of the operator \(T(\cdot \sigma): L^p(\sigma)\rightarrow L^q (\omega)\) defined by \[ T( f\sigma)=\sum\limits_{Q\in \mathcal{D} }\lambda_Q\displaystyle\int_Q fd\sigma\cdot 1_Q. \] They also studied the bilineair case \(T(\cdot \sigma_1, \cdot \sigma_2): L^{p_1}(\sigma_1)\times L^{p_2}(\sigma_2)\rightarrow L^q (\omega)\) defined by \[ T(f_1 \sigma_1, f_2 \sigma_2)= \sum\limits_{Q\in \mathcal{D} }\lambda_Q\displaystyle\int_Q f_1d\sigma_1\cdot \displaystyle\int_Q f_2d\sigma_2\cdot1_Q. \]











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