Generalized Hankel-type integral transform on L_ ,r-spaces.

Authors Elena K. Schetnikovich, A. A. Kilbas

Publication date 9 December 2003

boundedness generalized Hankel-type integral transform inversion formulas range

Special integral transforms (Legendre, Hilbert, etc.) (44A15)

The authors present a systematic investigation of the following integral transform \[ ({\mathcal H}_{\eta;\sigma,\omega; a,b,\lambda} f)(x)= x^\sigma \int^\infty_0 J_\eta(\lambda x^a t^b) t^\omega f(t)\,dt \] (\(x> 0\), \(\text{Re}(\eta)> -1\); \(\sigma\in\mathbb{C}\); \(\omega\in\mathbb{C}\); \(\lambda> 0\); \(a>0\); \(b> 0\)) containing the Bessel function \(J_\eta(z)\) of the first kind in the kernel on the space \({\mathcal L}_{\nu,r}\) (\(\nu\in\mathbb{R}= (-\infty,\infty)\); \(1\leq r\leq \infty\)) of Lebesgue measurable functions \(f\) on \(\mathbb{R}_+= (0,\infty)\) such that \[ \int^\infty_0 | t^\nu f(t)|^r {dt\over t}< \infty\qquad (1\leq r<\infty;\;\nu\in\mathbb{R}), \] \[ \underset {t> 0}{\text{ess\,sup}} \{t^\nu| f(t)|\}<\infty\qquad (r= \infty). \] The mapping properties such as the boundedness, the representation and the range of the transform \({\mathcal H}_{\eta;\sigma,\omega; a,b,\lambda}\) are proved, and the inversion formulas are established. Some special cases are also considered.

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