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The singular integral operator and its commutator on weighted Morrey spaces

Shohei Nakamura, Yoshihiro Sawano

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In this paper, we give necessary conditions and sufficient conditions respectively for the boundedness of the singular integral operator on the weighted Morrey spaces. We observe the phenomenon unique to the case of Morrey spaces; the $A_q$-theory by Muckenhoupt and Wheeden does not suffice. We also discuss the boundedness of the commutators. The difference between the maximal operator and the singular integral operators will be clarified. Further, the property of the sharp maximal operator is investigated.

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In this paper, we give necessary conditions and sufficient conditions respectively for the boundedness of the singular integral operator on the weighted Morrey spaces. We observe the phenomenon unique to the case of Morrey spaces; the $A_q$-theory by Muckenhoupt and Wheeden does not suffice. We also discuss the boundedness of the commutators. The difference between the maximal operator and the singular integral operators will be clarified. Further, the property of the sharp maximal operator is investigated.

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In this paper, we give necessary conditions and sufficient conditions respectively for the boundedness of the singular integral operator on the weighted Morrey spaces. We observe the phenomenon unique to the case of Morrey spaces; the $A_q$-theory by Muckenhoupt and Wheeden does not suffice. We also discuss the boundedness of the commutators. The difference between the maximal operator and the singular integral operators will be clarified. Further, the property of the sharp maximal operator is investigated.

Key concepts: Commutator, Mathematics, Singular integral, Singular integral operators, Operator (biology), Pure mathematics, Strictly singular operator, Property (philosophy)

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