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Kakeya BMO Space In The Plane

Posted on:2007-06-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:C H HuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360185980909Subject:Basic mathematics
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Based on the Kakeya maximal function in the plane quoted, this paper defines a BMOδ space.Firstly, we introduce an equivalent definition of the BMOδ norm.Secondly, we discuss the relation between the BMOδ space and L∞:1. L∞ is contained in the BMOδ space but is not equal to it; 2. the BMOδ norm of the Kakeya maximal function can be controlled by the L∞ norm of the original function; 3. similarly, the BMOδ norm of the Hardy-Littlewood maximal function can be controlled by the L∞ norm of the original function.Meanwhile, we prove the complete and lattice space properties of the BMOδ space. Compared with the BMO space, if a function f belongs to the BMOδ space, then so does |f|.Moreover, we obtain the following results: 1. the (p, ∞)δ atom space is contained in the (p, 2)δ atom space and the Hδ1,∞,0 space is contained in the Hδ1,2,0 space; 2. the BMOδ space is contained in the dual space of the Hδ1 space; 3. the Hδ1,∞,0 space is equal to the Hδ1 space and the dual space of the Hδ1,2,0 space is contained in the BMOδ space. We explain why we cannot obtain the ideal results that the BMOδ space is the dual space of the Hδ1 space and the inequality is similar to John-Nirenberg inequality.Lastly, by comparing the BMOδ space with the BMO space, we find that the BMO space is contained in the BMOδ space but is not equal to it. Additionally, if f belongs to the BMO space, then so does its Hardy-Littlewood maximal function Mf.
Keywords/Search Tags:Kakeya type maximal function, BMO_δspace, H_δ~1 atom, (p,∞)_δatom, (p, 2)_δatom, (p, q, s)_δatom
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