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Boundedness for multilinear commutator of
Marcinkiewicz operator with variable kernels
on Hardy and Herz-Hardy spaces
Wenxin Yu
1*, Yigang He
1,2, Qiwu Luo
1, Jian Zheng
1and Xianming Wu
1*Correspondence:
[email protected] 1College of Electrical and
Information Engineering, Hunan University, Changsha, Hunan 410082, P.R. China
Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Abstract
In this paper, the (Hp
b,L
p)- and (HK˙α,p q,b,K˙
α,p
q )-type boundedness for the multilinear commutator related to the Marcinkiewicz operator with variable kernels is obtained.
MSC: 42B20; 42B25
Keywords: Marcinkiewicz operator; multilinear commutator; BMO; Hardy space; Herz-Hardy space
1 Introduction and definitions
LetTbe the Calderón-Zygmund operator andb∈BMO(Rn). The commutator [b,T]
gen-erated byT andbis defined by
[b,T](f)(x) =b(x)T(f)(x) –T(bf)(x).
A classical result of Coifman, Rochberg and Weiss (see [, ]) proved that the commutator [b,T] is bounded onLp(Rn) ( <p<∞). However, it was observed that the [b,T] is not
bounded, in general, fromHp(Rn) toLp(Rn). But ifHp(Rn) is replaced by a suitable atomic
spaceHP
b(Rn), then [b,T] maps continuouslyHbP(Rn) intoLp(Rn) (see []). In addition, we
easily know thatHbp(Rn)⊂Hp(Rn). In recent years, the theory of Herz-type Hardy spaces have been developed (see [–]). The main purpose of this paper is to consider the conti-nuity of multilinear commutators related to Marcinkiewicz operators with variable kernels andBMO(Rn) functions on certain Hardy and Herz-Hardy spaces. Let us first introduce some definitions (see [–]).
Given a positive integermand ≤j≤m, we denote byCm
j the family of all finite subsets
σ={σ(), . . . ,σ(j)}of{, . . . ,m}ofjdifferent elements. Forσ∈Cjm, setσc={, . . . ,m} \σ. Forb= (b, . . . ,bm) andσ={σ(), . . . ,σ(j)} ∈Cjm, setbσ = (bσ(), . . . ,bσ(j)),bσ=bσ()· · ·bσ(j) andbσBMO=bσ()BMO· · · bσ(j)BMO.
Definition Letbi(i= , . . . ,m) be a locally integrable function and <p≤. A bounded
measurable functionaonRnis said to be a (p,b) atom if () suppa⊂B=B(x,r),
() aL∞≤ |B|–/p,
() Ba(y)dy=Ba(y)l∈σbl(y)dy= for anyσ∈Cjm,≤j≤m.
A temperate distributionf is said to belong toHp
b(R
n) if, in the Schwartz distribution
sense, it can be written as
f(x) =
∞
j= λjaj(x),
where every aj is (p,b) atom, λ ∈ C and
∞
j=|λ|p < ∞. Moreover, fHp b(R
n) ≈
(∞j=|λj|p)/p.
Given a setE⊂Rn, the characteristic function ofEis defined byχ
E. LetBk={x∈Rn: |x| ≤k}andC
k=Bk\Bk–andχk=χBk,k∈Z.
Definition Let <p,q<∞,α∈R. Fork∈Z, setBk={x∈Rn:|x| ≤k}andCk=Bk\
Bk–. Denote byχkthe characteristic function ofCkand byχthe characteristic function ofB.
() The homogeneous Herz space is defined by
˙
Kqα,pRn=f ∈LqlocRn\ {}:fK˙qα,p<∞ ,
where
fK˙qα,p=
∞
k=–∞
kαpfχkpLq /p
.
() The nonhomogeneous Herz space is defined by
Kα,p q
Rn=f ∈LqlocRn:fKα,p q <∞ ,
where
fKα,p
q =
∞
k=
kαpfχ
kpLq+fχpLq /p
.
Definition Letα∈R, <q<∞, <α<n( – /q),bi∈BMO(Rn), ≤i≤m. A function
aonRnis called a central (α,q,b)-atom (or a central (α,q,b)-atom of restrict type) if
() suppa⊂B=B(,r)(or for somer≥), () aLq≤ |B|–α/n,
() Ba(x)dx=Ba(x)l∈σbl(x)dx= for anyσ∈Cjm,≤j≤m.
A temperate distributionf is said to belong toHK˙α,p
q,b(R
n) (orHKα,p q,b(R
n)) if it can be
written asf =∞j=–∞λjaj(orf =
∞
j=λjaj), in the Schwartz distribution sense, whereaj
is a central (α,q,b)-atom (or a central (α,q,b)-atom of restrict type) supported onB(, j)
and∞–∞|λj|p<∞(or∞j=|λj|p<∞). Moreover,fHK˙α,p q,b
(orfHKα,p q,b
)≈(j|λj|p)/p.
Definition Letbe homogeneous of degree zero onRnsuch thatω
r(δ) is defined
ωr(δ) =sup |ρ|<δ
Sn–
(ρx´) –(x´)rdσ(x´)
/r
,
Ifωr(δ)
δ dδ<∞, we say(x) satisfiedLr-Dinicondition.
Definition Let <<n, <γ ≤ andbe homogeneous of degree zero onRnsuch
thatSn–(x)dσ(x) = . Assume that∈Lipγ(Sn–), that is, there exists a constantM>
such that for anyx,y∈Sn–,|(x) –(y)| ≤M|x–y|γ. The Marcinkiewicz multilinear
commutator is defined by
μb˜(f)(x) =
∞
Ftb˜(f)(x)dt
t
/ ,
where
Ftb˜(f)(x) =
|x–y|≤t
(x–y)
|x–y|n––
m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)
f(y)dy.
Set
Ft(f)(x) =
|x–y|≤t
(x–y)
|x–y|n––f(y)dy,
we also define that
μ(f)(x) =
∞
Ft(f)(x)dt
t
/ ,
which is the Marcinkiewicz operator (see [, , ]).
2 Theorems and proofs
We begin with three preliminary lemmas.
Lemma (see []) Let <r<∞,bj∈BMO(Rn)for j= , . . . ,k and k∈N.Then we have
|Q|
Q k
j=
bj(y) – (bj)Qdy≤C k
j=
bjBMO(Rn)
and
|Q|
Q k
j=
bj(y) – (bj)Q r
dy
/r ≤C
k
j=
bjBMO(Rn).
Lemma (see []) Let <<n, <s<n/and/r= /s–/n.Thenμbis bounded from Ls(Rn)to Lr(Rn).
Lemma (see []) Let <μ<n,(x,z)∈L∞(Rn)satisfy Lr(Sn–) (r≥)conditions,that
is,there exists a constant <a< /such that for|y|<aR,
R<|x|<R
|x(x–,xy|–n–yμ)–
(x,x)
|x–y|n–μ rdx
/r
≤CRn/r–(n–μ)
|
y| R +
|y|/R
|y|/R
ωr(δ)
δ dδ
Theorem Let <<n,n/(n+ / –) <q≤, /q= /p–/n,b= (b, . . . ,bm),bi∈BMO,
≤i≤m.Thenμb
is bounded from H p b(R
n)to Lq(Rn).
Proof It suffices to show that there exists a constantC> such that for every (p,b) atoma,
μb(a)Lq≤C.
Letabe a (p,b) atom supported on a ballB=B(x, d). We write
Rn
μb(a)(x)qdx=
|x–x|≤d
μb(a)(x)qdx+
|x–x|>d
μb(a)(x)qdx=I+II.
ForI, takingr,s> with q<s<n/ and /r= /s–/n, by Hölder’s inequality and the (Ls,Lr)-boundedness ofμb
, we get
I≤Cμb(a)qLrB(x, d)–q/r≤CaqLs|B|–q/r≤C|B|–q/p+q/s+–q/r≤C.
ForII, denotingλ= (λ, . . . ,λm) withλi= (bi)B, ≤i≤m, where (bi)B=|B(x, d)|–×
B(x,d)bi(x)dx, by Hölder’s inequality and the vanishing moment ofa, we get
II≤
|x–x|+d
|x–y|<t m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)
a(y)(x,x–y)
|x–y|n–– dy
dt t
/
+
∞
|x–x|+d
|x–y|<t m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)
a(y)(x,x–y)
|x–y|n–– dy
dt t
/
=II+II.
Note that|x–y| ∼ |x–x| ∼ |x–x|+ dfor|x–x|> d,y∈B. For /t+ /r= , we have
II≤C
Rn
|x–x|+d
|x–y|
dt t
/m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)a(y)|
(x,x–y)|
|x–y|n–– dy
≤C
Rn
|x–y| –
(|x–x|+ d)
/m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)a(y)|
(x,x–y)|
|x–y|n–– dy
≤C
Rn m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)a(y)|
(x,x–y)|
|x–y|n––ε
|y–x|/
|x–x|/
dy
≤C
Rn m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)a(y) |
(x,x–y)|
|x–x|n+/–|
y–x|/dy
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cm j
|x–x|n+/–
B
b(y) –λσca(y)(x,x–y)|y–x|/dy
×b(x) –λσ
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
|x–x|n+/–
B
b(y) –λσca(y)|y–x|/
t
dy
× B
(x,x–y)rdy
/r
b(x) –λσ
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
dn(–/p+/t+/r+/n)
|x–x|n+/–
bσcBMO· L∞×Lrb(x) –λ
σ
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
dn(–/p+/t+/r+/n)
|x–x|n+/–
bσcBMOb(x) –λ
σ,
so we have
∞
k=
k+d≥|x–x|>kd
m–
j=
σ∈Cm j
dn(–/p+/t+/r+/n)
|x–x|n+/–
bσcBMOb(x) –λ
σ q
dx
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm bσcq
BMO ∞
k=
Ck
dn(–/p+/n) |x–y|n+/–
q
b(x) –λσqdx
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
bσcqBMO ∞
k=
dqn(+/n–/q–δ/n)
|kd|q(n+/–)
kdn
×
|kB|
kB
b(x) –λσdx
q
≤C
∞
k=
kq–k(q(n+/–)–n)bq BMO
≤CbqBMO.
ForII, we can obtain
II =
Rn
∞
|x–x|+d
dt t
/
m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)
a(y)(x,x–y)
|x–y|n–– dy
≤C
Rn m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)
a(y)(x,x–y)
|x–y|n–– –
(x,x)
|x|n–– dy
|x–x|+ d
≤C
Rn m
j=
bj(x) –bj(y)a(y)(x,x–y)
|x–y|n– –
(x,x)
|x|n– dy
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
b(x) –λσ
B
b(y) –λσca(y)
|x(x–,xy|–n–y)–
(x,x)
|x|n– dy.
Thus, by Lemma , we have
∞
k=
k+d≥|x–x |>kd
|II|qdx
/q
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm ∞
k=
Ck
×
B
b(y) –λσca(y)
(x,x–y)
|x–y|n– –
(x,x)
|x|n– dy
q
dx
/q
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm ∞
k=
B
b(y) –λσca(y)
×
Ck
b(x) –λσq(x,x–y)
|x–y|n– –
(x,x)
|x|n– qdx
/q
dy
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm ∞
k=
k+B/q–/rbσBMO
×
B
b(y) –λσca(y)
Ck
(x,x–y)
|x–y|n– –
(x,x)
|x|n– rdx
/r
dy
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm ∞
k=
k+dn(/q–/r)kdn/r–(n–)bσBMO
B
b(y) –λσca(y)
×
|
y| |kd|+
|y|/|k+d|<δ<|y|/|kd|
ωr(δ)
δ dδ
dy
≤C
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm ∞
k=
kdn/q–n/rkdn/r–(n–+/)bσBMO
×
B
b(y) –λσca(y)dy
≤C
∞
k=
|B|kdn/q–(n–+/)bσBMObσcBMO
≤CbBMO.
This finishes the proof of Theorem .
Theorem Let <<n, <p<∞, <q,q<∞, /q– /q=/n,n( – /q)≤α<
n( – /q) + / + and bi∈BMO(Rn), ≤i≤m,b= (b, . . . ,bm).Thenμb is bounded from HK˙α,p
q,b(R
n)toK˙α,p q (Rn).
Proof Letf ∈HK˙α,p
q,b(R
n) andf(x) =∞
j=–∞λjaj(x) be the atomic decomposition forf as in
Definition . We write
μb(f)(x)pK˙α,p q
≤ ∞
k=–∞
kαp k–
j=–∞
|λj|μ b
(aj)(x)χkLq p
+
∞
k=–∞ kαp
∞
j=k–
|λj|μb(aj)(x)χkLq p
ForJJ, by the (Lq,Lq)-boundedness ofμb
, we get
JJ≤C
∞
k=–∞
kαp
∞
j=k–
|λj|ajLq p
≤C
∞
k=–∞
kαp
∞
j=k–
|λj|–jα p
≤ ⎧ ⎨ ⎩
C∞k=–∞kαp(∞
j=k–|λj|p–jαp), <p≤,
C∞k=–∞kαp(∞
j=k–|λj|p–jαp/)(
∞
j=k––jαp /
)p/p, p> ,
≤ ⎧ ⎨ ⎩
C∞j=–∞|λj|p( j+
k=–∞(k–j)αp), <p≤,
C∞j=–∞|λj|p( j+
k=–∞(k–j)αp/)( j+
k=–∞(k–j)αp
/
)p/p, p> ,
≤C
∞
j=–∞
|λj|p≤CfpHK˙α,p q,b
.
ForJ, letx∈Bk\Bk–,bij=|Bj|–
Bjbi(x)dx, ≤i≤m,b = (b
j, . . . ,bmj ), we have
μb(aj)(x) =
∞
|x–y|<t m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)
(x,x–y)
|x–y|n––aj(y)dy dt t / =
|x|+j
|x–y|<t m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)
(x,x–y)
|x–y|n––aj(y)dy dt t / + ∞
|x|+j
|x–y|<t m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)
(x,x–y)
|x–y|n––aj(y)dy dt t /
=G+H.
ForG, noting thaty∈Bj,x∈B(, k)\B(, k–),j≤k– , we know|x–y| ∼ |x| ∼ |x|+ j.
Then, similar to the proof of Theorem , we obtain
G≤C
Bj |x|+
j
|x–y|
dt t
/m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)|
(x,x–y)||aj(y)| |x–y|n–– dy
≤
Bj
|x–y| – (|x|+ j)
/m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)
|(x,x–y)||aj(y)| |x–y|n–– dy
≤Cj(/+)
Bj
|x|n+/
m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)(x,x–y)aj(y)dy
≤C
j(/+)
|x|n+/
m
i=
σ∈Cm i
b(x) –bσ
Bj
(x,x–y)aj(y)b(y) –b
σcdy
≤C
j(/+)
|x|n+/
m–
j=
σ∈Cjm
Bj
× B
(x,x–y)rdy
/r
b(x) –bσ
≤C
j(/++n(/t+/r–/q–α))
|x|n+/
m
i=
σ∈Cm i
bσcBMOb(x) –b
σ,
H≤
∞
|x|+j
|x–y|<t m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)
(x–y,x)
|x–y|n–– –
(x,x)
|x|n–– aj(y)dy
dt t
/
≤
Bj
|x|+ j
|x(–xy–|ny––,x) –
(x,x)
|x|n––
m
i=
bi(x) –bi(y)aj(y)dy
≤C |x|+ j
m
i=
σ∈Cim
b(x) –bσ
Bj
(x–y,x)
|x–y|n–– –
(x,x)
|x|n––
aj(y)b(y) –b
σcdy
≤C |x|+ j
m
i=
σ∈Cm i
b(x) –bσ
Bj
(x–y,x)
|x–y|n–– –
(x,x)
|x|n–– rdy
/r
×
Bj
aj(y)b(y) –b
σc t
dy
/t
≤C |x|+ j
m
i=
σ∈Cim
aLq|Bj|/t–/qbσcBMOb(x) –b
σ
j+
Bj
ωr(δ)
δ dδ
≤C
jn(–/q+/t–α)
|x|+ j m
i=
σ∈Cmi
bσcBMOb(x) –b
σ,
thus
μb(aj)χkLq
≤Cj(/++n(–/q–α))
m
i=
σ∈Cm i
bσcBMO
Ck
|x|–(n+/)b(x) –bσq /q
+Cjn(–/q–α) m
i=
σ∈Cim
bσcBMO
Ck
|x|–b(x) –bσq
/q
≤Cj(/++n(–/q)–α)+kn(/q–/n–)b BMO
+Cjn(–/q–α)+kn(/q–/n–/n)b BMO.
For the sake of simplicity, we denote
W(j,k)
= j(/++n(–/q)–α)+kn(/q–/n–)
+jn(–/q–α)+kn(/q–/n–/n),
then
we obtain
J≤CbpBMO
∞
k=–∞ kαp
k–
j=–∞
|λj|W(j,k) p
≤ ⎧ ⎨ ⎩
CbpBMO∞j=–∞|λj|p
∞
k=j+W(j,k)p, <p≤,
CbpBMOj∞=–∞|λj|p[
∞
k=j+W(j,k)p/][
∞
k=j+W(j,k)p /
]p/p, p>
≤CbpBMO
∞
j=–∞
|λj|p≤CbpBMOf p HK˙α,p
q,b
.
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Remark Theorem also holds for nonhomogeneous Herz-type spaces.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors’ contributions
In this paper, WY carried out the (Hbp,Lp) and (HK˙α,p q,b,K˙
α,p
q )-type boundedness for the multilinear commutator related to the Marcinkiewicz operator with variable kernels. YH, QL, JZ, XW participated in the analysis. All authors read and revised the final manuscript.
Author details
1College of Electrical and Information Engineering, Hunan University, Changsha, Hunan 410082, P.R. China.2School of
Electrical and Automation Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui 230009, P.R. China.
Acknowledgements
This work was supported by the National Natural Science Funds of China for Distinguished Young Scholar under Grant No. 50925727, National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 60876022, The National Defense Advanced Research Project Grant No. C1120110004, Hunan Provincial Science and Technology Foundation of China under Grant No. 2010J4 and 2011JK2023, the Key Grant Project of Chinese Ministry of Education under Grant No. 313018.
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