PURPOSES, OBJECT AND SCOPE OF THE THESIS Purposes of the thesis: To study the norm of the weighted Hardy-Cesaro operators, the weighted multilinear Hardy-Cesaro operators and their tato
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NGUYEN THI HONG
THE HARDY TYPE OPERATORS AND THEIR COMMUTATORS ON FUNCTIONAL SPACES
Speciality: Integral and Differential EquationsCode: 9.46.01.03
SUMMARY OF DOCTORAL THESIS IN MATHEMATICS
Ha Noi - 2019
Trang 2Scientific Advisor: 1 Prof PhD Sci Nguyen Minh Chuong
2 PhD Ha Duy Hung
Referee 1: Prof.PhD.Sci Vu Ngoc Phat, Institute of Mathematics, VAST
Referee 2: Assoc.Prof.PhD Khuat Van Ninh, Hanoi Padagogical University Referee 3: Assoc.Prof.PhD Tran Dinh Ke, Hanoi National University of Educa- tion
The thesis shall be defended before the University level Thesis Assessment
Council at on
The thesis can be found in the National Library and the Library of Hanoi
National University of Education.
Trang 31 MOTIVATION AND OUTLINE
One of the core problems in harmonic analysis is to study theboundedness of an operator T on some functional or distributional spaces
d p
Trang 4Gagliardo-Nirenberg: W (R ) ,! L (R ), with 1 p q p ; p = p d
One of the main problems in these thesis is study (2) for one particular class
of integrals and their commutators This operator class includes or closely lates with a lot of classical important operators such as: Hardy operator, maximal Calderon operators, Riemann-Lioville operators on line, in cases one dimension The estimations in form of (1) is called Hardy's inequality Hardy's integral inequality and it's discrete version appeared about 1920, related with the
due to these results is began from Hilbert's inequality The mathemati-cian Hilbert, while researching for the solutions of some integral equations, due
Trang 5below: if f 2 Lp(R+), for 1 < p < 1 then Hf 2 Lp(R+
= [0;1](u), A(u) = u then H ;A turn in to classical Hardy operators above
A natural question arises, which spaces replace X; Y spaces and which
constant C in (1)? The rst question has attracted attention of a lot mathematician over the world and list some results of K Andersen, E Li yand, F M•oricz, D.S Fan However, the necessary condition about the boundedness to be given are not su cient conditions and the question about the best constant in each cases is not easy to answer The second question about the best constant in estimation in form of (1) for the class average oper-ator has two directions: The rst is for average operator class on the globular
Grafakos and Lacey prove that the norm on Lp of H equal p 1.
The second is for average operator class along the parameter curvegiven by the form
Trang 62001, J Xiao published a important result: U is bounded on Lq(Rd
Similarly, U is bounded on BMO if only if R 01
1(t)dt nite and then
BMO( Rd)!BMO( Rd) = Z0 (t)dt: (9)
In 2009, based on the research method for the commutator of Coifmann-Weiss, the authors Fu, Liu and Lu proved that [Mb; U ] isbounded on Lq(Rd) forall b 2 BMO(Rd) if and only if
weighted The norm of the corresponding operators are nd out A necessary
also given In the cases of Herz spaces, In 2016, Chuong, Hung and Duong give
a necessary for the boundedness of the commutator when b belongs to Lipschitz
Trang 7space Hung and Ky gave criteria to U m;n bounded from L!p1 (Rd) L!pm (Rd)
cases are nd out.
over the norm of operator in each
However, the criteria for the boundedness, norm of Um;n! together with its
From all above reasons, it makes us investigate the boundedness and norm
of operators in (10) from product of spaces of Herz and Morrey-Herz with
ex-ponent weighted We studied commutators of Um;n! on the product of
Morrey-; s
Herz spaces The obtained results, we state in the third paper, in theauthor's works related to the thesis that has been published, andpresented in chapter 4 in this thesis
Analysis on p adic numbers or on groups Heisenberg is interested andstrong growth in recent years In this thesis, we collect investigation someresults of hamornic analysis on local eld, speci c is the boundedness of thep-adic weighted of Hardy types operator In 2006, Rim and Lee developedthese results of J Xiao for weighted Hardy p adic below
! :
Trang 8where (xj)j2Z and (yk)k 0 are two nonnegative sequences, be naturalnumber and 1 r < 1: These results give the connection between realanalysis and p-adic analysis, studied p-adic analysis may be become tools
to investigate real analysis Similarly, the results in real eld, Wu andFu(2017) worked out a necessary condition and su cient condition for theboundedness of U on p adic Morrey spaces Lq; (Qdp), the p adic centralMorrey spaces B_q;
(Qdp) and CBM Oq; (Qdp) Moreover the correspondingnorm of its operators in each cases work out
Due to this sense, we extended the results of Wu and Fu(2017) for U p;s
on corresponding exponent weighted spaces Base on the work of Fu atel(2015), Hung, Ky(2015), Chuong, Duong(2016) we investigated the p-adic multilinear version of U p;s We studied the results which Hung, Ky,
Fu, Lu, Gong, Yuan obtained in the real eld, for the p adic eld
2 PURPOSES, OBJECT AND SCOPE OF THE THESIS
Purposes of the thesis: To study the norm of the weighted Hardy-Cesaro
operators, the weighted multilinear Hardy-Cesaro operators and their tators on the functional spaces in real case or p-adic case, speci c as
commu-Content 1: Bounds of p-adic weighted Hardy-Cesaro operators and
their commutators on p-adic spaces of Morrey types
Content 2: Bounds of p-adic weighted multilinear Hardy-Cesaro tors and their commutators in p-adic functional spaces
opera-Content 3: Estimate the norm of the weighted multilinear Hardy-Cesarooperators and their commutators on the product of Herz and Morrey-
Herz spaces
3 RESEARCH METHODS
To investigate the norm of the weighted Hardy-Cesaro operators, theweighted multilinear Hardy-Cesaro operators and their commutators on thefunctional spaces in real case or p-adic case, we used the known method inp-adic analy-sis and real analysis, the operational theory, H•older's inequality,Minkowski's inequality and other inequalities Moreover to estimate theboundedness of their commutators, we use the methods of Coifman(1976)
4 STRUCTURE OF THE THESIS
Apart from Introduction, Conclusion, Author's works related to the thesis
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Trang 10Chapter 1 PRELIMINARIES
In this chapter, we recall some basic knowledge of p-adic numbers,the measurement and integral on the p-adic eld, the functional spaces,some test functions, the H•older's inequality, the Minkowski's inequality,other inequali-ties and some useful theorems
In this section, we recall some concepts of p-adic numbers, the p-adicnorm, the p-adic eld and some special properties
1.2. Measurement and integral on Qdp
In this section, we recall the basic knowledge of measurement andintegral on Qdp
1.3. The functional spaces
In this section, we recall some concepts of some functional spaces such
as Lebesgue spaces, Herz spaces, Morrey-Herz spaces, BM O spaces,Morrey spaces and some illustrative examples, the H•older's inequality, theMinkowski's inequality, other inequalities and some useful theorems
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BOUNDS OF -ADIC HARDY-CESARO OPERATORS AND THEIR
In this chapter we study the norm of the p-adic weighted Hardy-Cesaro operators on weighted spaces of Morrey types First, we introduce the moti-vation due to problem To solve problem, we used the real variable method for Hardy integral operator, some results about hamonic analysis on p-adic eld, combined with constructed the test functions, the Minkowski's inequal-ity, we obtained the norm of the p-adic weighted Hardy-Cesaro operators In
the last of chapter, due to real variable method of Coifman(1976), we ndout a necessary condition and a su cient condition for (t) to U p;b;s isbounded on B_!q; Qdp with symbol in CMOq;! Qdp .
The contents of this chapter is written on the paper 1 in the author'sworks related to the thesis that has been published
2.1. Motivation
Our problem studies the norm of the p-adic weighted Hardy-Cesaroopera-tors on weighted spaces of Morrey types in p-adic eld
2.2. Bounds of U p;s on weighted spaces of Morrey types
We recall the de nition of the p-adic weighted Hardy-Cesaro operatorswhich are de ned by Chuong, Hung(2014) as follow:
De nition 2.1 Let s : Z?p ! Qp and : Z?p ! R+ be measurable functionsand ! : Qd
p ! R+ be a locally integrable function For a function f on Qd
Trang 12locally integrable function ! on Qdp so that !(tx) = jtjp !(x) for all x 2 Qdp and
Corollary 2.1 Operator Sp is not bounded on L1; (Qp) and on B1; (Qp), with
1 < 0
Remark 2.2 In this cases = 1q , B_
!q; Qdp spaces and Lq;! Qdp spacesbecome to Lq! Qdp spaces, although the proof in Theorem 2.1 is not true.However, due to the result of Theorem 3.1 of Hung(2014), then theTheorem 2.1 is true if we add the condition js(t)jp jtjp with t 2 Zp (seetheorem 3.1 in chapter 3)
Now, we give the application of this theorem in investigation the solutions
of p adic pseudo-di erential operators.Consider the Cauchy problem
D u + a(jxjp)u = f(jxjp); x 2 Qp
u(0) = 0;
where a; f be continuously functions, the desired function u = u(jxj) isradius function To investigate the solvable problem, A Kochubei(2014)considered the solution u in the form u = Rp (v), where Rp
has the form
Rp f(x) = 1 p Zjyjp jxjp jx yjp 1 jyjp 1 f(y)dy
1 p 1
Trang 13with f be the local integrable on Qp The operator Rp is right inverse of D on local constant spaces, plays role the same as Riemann-Lioville operators on
the real eld Let 0(t) = 1 p1j 1 t 1 and 1(t) = 0(1 t) then
1 p jp
x Rp f(x) = U p f(x) U p f(x):
Corollary 2.2 Assume 0 < < 1 and 1 q < 1; 1q < de ned as
the operator is bounded from Lq; (Qp) to Lq; (jxjp q
< 0 Then Rpdx; Qp)
Theorem 2.2 Let q; be the real numbers satisfy 1 < q < 1; 0 < 1d then
2.3.1 Definition of the commutator and lemma
De nition 2.3 Let s : Z?p ! Qp and : Z?p ! R+ be measurable functions
and b be a locally integrable function on Qd
p, f : Qd
p ! C be measurablefunctions Commutator of the p adic weighted Hardy-Cesaro operator de ned
U p;b;sf(x) = f(s(t)x)(b(x) b(s(t)x)) (t)dt: (2.4)Lemma 2.1 Suppose that b is a function in CBMO!q; Qpn and ; 0 are
2.3.2 The main results
Theorem 2.3 Let q; q1; q2 be real numbers such that 1 < q < q1 < 1,1 =
q
+ and < 0 Let s : Zp ! Qp be a measurable function such that
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= + and < 0 Let s : Z p ! Q p be a measurable function
q q1 q2 q1
such that js(t)jp > 1 a.e t 2 Zp? or js(t)jp < 1 a.e t 2 Zp? We assume that
b 2 CBMO!q2 Qdp Then the commutator U p;b;s is determined as a
bounded operator from B_
!q1 ;
Qnp to B_
!q; Qdp if and only if B is nite
Remark 2.3 As we know, commutators of Hardy operators are "more
singu-lar" than corresponding Hardy operators This problem is not di erent
on in cases the central Morrey spaces In fact, when js(t)jp < 1 almost
everywhere t 2 Zp then B is nite implies A < 1 In other word, the example
below given that A is nite does imply B < 1
1 < 0; 0 < 2 < d1 and = 1 + 2: Let s : Z?p ! Qp be a measur-able function
such that s(t) 6= 0 almost everywhere If C is nite, then for
any b 2 CBMOq
!2; 2 (Qd
p), the corresponding commutator U p;b
;s is boundedfrom B_
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BOUNDS OF -ADIC MULTILINEAR HARDY -CESARO OPERATORS AND
In this chapter, we study the norm of the p-adic weighted multilinearHardy- Cesaro operators on product of Lebesgue spaces and the spaces
of Morrey types First, we introduce the motivation due to the problem Insequel, using the schema proof the results are developed from the schema
in previous chapter, combination with the methods has used in mulltilinearanalysis on the real eld or on the local compact group The commutatorproblem of p-adic Hardy- Cesaro operators has studies in this chapter Theresearching method is the real variable method of Coifman(1976).Besides, we establish the estimation of di erent of two functions in CBM Ospace, hence we obtained the estimation on Lp for the average integraloperators The di erence is for the singular integral operators, we usuallyused John-Nirenberg, but in here, we used immediate estimate byinequalities such as Minkowski's inequality, H•older inequality
The contents of this chapter is written on the paper 2 in the author'sworks related to the thesis that has been published
3.1. Motivation
Due to the reasons in the introduce part, we investigate the p-adic weighted multilinear Hardy- Cesaro operators on some functional spaces in p-adic eld.
3.2. Bounds of the p-adic weighted multilinear Hardy- Cesaro oper-ators
on the product of Lebesgue spaces and spaces of Morrey types
To proof the main results we need some de nitions and lemmas below
We introduce and investigate the p-adic weighted multilinear Hardy- Cesaro operators de ned as follow:
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numbers, 1 q < 1, 1 qj < 1, j > d for each j = 1; : : : ; m so that
condition
!
Lemma 3.1 Let ! 2 Wp; > d and > 0 then the function
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Theorem 3.1 Assume that (!1; : : : ; !m) satis es W! p
condition and thereexists constant > 0 such that jsk(t1; : : : ; tn)jp minfjt1jp ; : : : ; jtnjp g holds
for every k = 1; : : : ; m and for almost everywhere (t1; : : : ; tn) 2 Z?p n
Then there exists a constant C such that the inequality
Moreover, A is the best constant C in (3.6)
Remark 3.2 When m = n = 1, we obtained the theorem 3.1 of Hung(2014).Note that the inequality (13) for two sequences nonnegative real numbers,
is immediate consequence of Theorem 3.1 of Hung(2014)
Theorem 3.2 Let 1 q; qk < 1; ; k; k
q1k < k < 0 for k = 1; : : : ; m Assume
condition We set
be as in (3.2), (3.3) such that that (!1; ; !m) satis es W!
Trang 18Theorem 3.3 Let q; qk; ; k; k be as in Theorem 3.2 with q; qk
conditions (3.2), (3.3) are hold Assume that (! ; ; ! ) satis esW !
3.3. The commutator of weighted bilinear Hardy- Cesaro operators
In p-adic eld, the commutator of operation of Hardy types have researched
by Fu, Lu, Wu, Chuong, Hung, We have the commutators of the weighted
3.3.1 Commutator and lemma
We de ned the commutator of weighted bilinear Hardy- Cesarooperators as follow:
De nition 3.3 Let n 2 N; : Z?p n ! [0; 1); s1; s2 : Z?p n ! Qp; b1; b2, be
The commutator of weighted bilinear Hardy- Cesaro operator Up;n! is de ned
; s as:
(3.13)
Remark 3.4 D2 < 1 does not imply C2 < 1
Remark 3.5 C2 < 1 does not imply D2 < 1
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Theorem 3.4 Let 1 < q < qk < 1; 1 < pk < 1; p1k < k < 0; k = 1; 2 such that
are nite then for any b = (b1; b2) 2 CBM O!1 ( Qp)
bounded from B!1 (Qp) B!2 (Qp) to B! (Qp) then D2
Corollary 3.1 Let 1 < q < qk < 1; 1 < pk < 1; p1k < k < 0; k = 1; 2 such that