Let $M_{g}^{+}$ be the maximal operator defined by $M_{g}^{+}⨍(x) = sup_{h>0} (ʃ_{x}^{x+h} |⨍|g)/(ʃ_{x}^{x+h} g)$, where g is a positive locally integrable function on ℝ. Let Φ be an N-function such that both Φ and its complementary N-function satisfy $Δ_2$. We characterize the pairs of positive functions (u,ω) such that the weak type inequality $u({x ∈ ℝ | M_{g}^{+}⨍(x) > λ}) ≤ C/(Φ(λ)) ʃ_ℝ Φ(|⨍|)ω$ holds for every ⨍ in the Orlicz space $L_Φ(ω)$. We also characterize the positive functions ω such that the integral inequality $ʃ_ℝ Φ(|M_{g}^{+}⨍|)ω ≤ ʃ_ℝ Φ(|⨍|)ω$ holds for every $⨍ ∈ L_Φ(ω)$. Our results include some already obtained for functions in $L^p$ and yield as consequences one-dimensional theorems due to Gallardo and Kerman-Torchinsky.
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We study boundedness properties of commutators of general linear operators with real-valued BMO functions on weighted $L^p$ spaces. We then derive applications to particular important operators, such as Calderón-Zygmund type operators, pseudo-differential operators, multipliers, rough singular integrals and maximal type operators.
We derive lower two-weight estimates for the essential norm (measure of noncompactness) for multilinear Hilbert and Riesz transforms, and Riesz potential operators in Banach function lattices. As a corollary we have appropriate results in weighted Lebesgue spaces. From these statements we conclude that there is no \((m+1)\)-tuple of weights \((v,w_1, \dots, w_m)\) for which these operators are compact from \(L^{p_1}_{w_1} \times \dots \times L^{p_m}_{w_m}\) to \(L^q_v\).
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We derive lower two-weight estimates for the essential norm (measure of noncompactness) for multilinear Hilbert and Riesz transforms, and Riesz potential operators in Banach function lattices. As a corollary we have appropriate results in weighted Lebesgue spaces. From these statements we conclude that there is no (m + 1)-tuple of weights (v, w1, wm) for which these operators are compact from Lw1p1 ×…×Lwmpm to Lvq.
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