Modern singular integral theory with mild kernel regularity
Emil Airta, Henri Martikainen, Emil Vuorinen
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Emil Airta, Henri Martikainen, Emil Vuorinen
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We present a framework based on modified dyadic shifts to prove multiple results of modern singular integral theory under mild kernel regularity. Using new optimized representation theorems we first revisit a result of Figiel concerning the UMD-extensions of linear Calderón-Zygmund operators with mild kernel regularity and extend our new proof to the multilinear setting improving recent UMD-valued estimates of multilinear singular integrals. Next, we develop the product space theory of the multilinear singular integrals with modified Dini-type assumptions, and use this theory to prove bi-parameter weighted estimates and two-weight commutator estimates.
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We present a framework based on modified dyadic shifts to prove multiple results of modern singular integral theory under mild kernel regularity. Using new optimized representation theorems we first revisit a result of Figiel concerning the UMD-extensions of linear Calderón-Zygmund operators with mild kernel regularity and extend our new proof to the multilinear setting improving recent UMD-valued estimates of multilinear singular integrals. Next, we develop the product space theory of the multilinear singular integrals with modified Dini-type assumptions, and use this theory to prove bi-parameter weighted estimates and two-weight commutator estimates.
Key concepts: Kernel (algebra), Singular integral operators, Singular integral, Mathematics, Applied mathematics, Mathematical analysis, Calculus (dental), Mathematical economics