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Multiple singular integrals and maximal
operators related to homogeneous mappings
Feng Liu
1*, Daiqing Zhang
2and Jing Zhang
3*Correspondence:
1College of Mathematics and
Systems Science, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao, Shandong 266590, China
Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Abstract
In this paper, we present theLpmapping properties of multiple singular integrals
related to homogeneous mappings with rough kernels given by the radial function
h∈
γ(orh∈Uγ) for some
γ
> 1 (orγ
≥1) and the sphere function∈L(log+L)2(Sm–1×Sn–1) (or
∈L(log+L)2/γ(Sm–1×Sn–1)). In addition, theLp
bounds for the related maximal operators are also given. Our main results extend and improve some known ones.
MSC: 42B20; 42B25
Keywords: multiple singular integrals; rough kernels; maximal operators; homogeneous mappings
1 Introduction
LetR(=morn),≥, be the-dimensional Euclidean space, andS–denote the
unit sphere inRequipped with the induced Lebesgue measuredσ
. For anyx∈R, we
also letx=x/|x|. Let∈L(Rm×Rn) satisfy
Sm–
u,·dσm
u=
Sn–
·,vdσn
v= . (.)
ForM,N≥ and two suitable mappings::Rm→RMandϒ:Rn→RN, define the mul-tiple singular integral operatorsTh,,,ϒ along the surfacesS,ϒ={((u),ϒ(v)) : (u,v)∈ Rm×Rn}by
Th,,,ϒ(f)(x,y) := p.v.
Rm×Rn
fx–(u),y–ϒ(v)Kh,(u,v)du dv, (.)
whereKh,(u,v) =(u,v)h(|u|,|v|)|u|–m|v|–nandh∈(R+×R+). HereR+= (,∞), and
γ(R+×R+) (γ ≥) is the set of all measurable functionsh(r,s) onR+×R+satisfying the
condition
hγ(R+×R+):=sup k,j∈Z
j+
j
k+
k
h(r,s)γdr ds
rs
/γ
<∞.
For convenience, we denoteγ(R+×R+) byγ forγ ≥. Obviously,γγ forγ>
γ> .
For simplicity, we denoteTh,,,ϒ=T,,ϒ ifh≡ andT,,ϒ=T ifM=m,N=n,
(u) =u, andϒ(v) =v. The operatorT is the classic multiple singular integral
opera-tor, which was first introduced by Fefferman and Stein (see [, ]) and has been studied extensively by many authors (see [–], etc.). In particular, Duoandikoetxea [] proved thatTis bounded onLp(Rm×Rn) for <p<∞, provided that∈Lq(Sm–×Sn–) with
q> . Later on, Chen [] improved the result of [] to the case∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–).
Subsequently, Ying and Chen [] (resp., Al-Salman et al. []) extended the result of [] to the multiple singular integrals along polynomial curves (resp., associated with poly-nomial mappings). We also refer the readers to [–], among others. Recall that ∈
L(log+L)α(Sm–×Sn–) forα> is the set of all functionsonSm–×Sn–satisfying L(log+L)α(Sm–×Sn–):=
Sm–×Sn–
(u,v)logα +(u,v)dσ
m(u)dσn(v) <∞.
Note that, for anyq> andβ>α> ,
LqSm–×Sn–Llog+LβSm–×Sn–Llog+LαSm–×Sn–.
The aim of this paper is to investigate theLpbounds for multiple singular integral
op-erators associated with homogeneous mappings and the related maximal opop-erators. For
l∈N\{}andd= (d, . . . ,dl)∈Rl, define the family of dilations{δt}t>onRlby
δt(x, . . . ,xl) =
tdx
, . . . ,tdlxl
.
We say that a mapping:Rn→Rlis homogeneous of degreedif
(tx) =δt
(x)
for allx∈Rnandt> . When,ϒare two homogeneous mappings, Al-Qassem and Ali
[] proved thatT,,ϒ is bounded onLp(RM ×RN) for <p<∞if∈B(,)q (Sm–×
Sn–) for someq> . We note that the question with regard to the relationship between
B(,α–)q (Sm–×Sn–) withq> andL(log+L)α(Sm–×Sn–) (forα> ) remains open. In
, Al-Qassem and Ali [] gave the following result.
Theorem A ([]) Let == (,, . . . ,M) andϒ = = (,, . . . ,N) be two
homogeneous mappings of degrees d= (d, . . . ,dM)and v= (v, . . . ,vN),respectively,with
dι,vκ= for≤ι≤M and≤κ≤N.Assume that|Sm– andϒ|Sn–are real-analytic.
Suppose that∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–)satisfies(.).Then,for any <p<∞,there exists
C> such that
T,,ϒ(f)Lp(RM×RN)≤CfLp(RM×RN)
for all f ∈Lp(RM×RN).
A natural question, which arises from the above results, is the following:
Question . Forh∈γwithγ > , isTh,,,ϒbounded onLp(RM×RN) under the same
Our investigation not only addresses this problem, but also deals with a more general class of operators. More specially, we shall establish the following:
Theorem . Let(y) =(ϕ(|y|)y)andϒ(y) =(ψ(|y|)y),where= (,, . . . ,M)
and= (,, . . . ,N)are given as in Theorem A,andϕ,ψ∈ForF,whereF(resp.,
F)is the set of all functionsφsatisfying the following condition(a) (resp., (b)):
(a) φ:R+→R+is an increasingCfunction such thatφis monotonous and
tφ(t)≥Cφφ(t)andφ(t)≤cφφ(t)for allt> ,whereCφandcφare independent
oft.
(b) φ:R+→R+is a decreasingCfunction such thatφis monotonous and
tφ(t)≤–Cφφ(t)andφ(t)≤cφφ(t)for allt> ,whereCφandcφare independent
oft.
Suppose that h∈γ for someγ > and∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–)satisfies(.).Then
for|/p– /|<min{/γ, /},there exists C> such that
Th,,,ϒ(f)Lp(RM×RN)≤CL(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–)fLp(RM×RN)
for all f ∈Lp(RM×RN).
Remark . Theorem . represents an improvement of the corresponding results in [, , ]. Also, Theorem . implies Theorem A whenh≡, even in the particular caseϕ(t) = ψ(t) =t. There are some model examples for the classF, such astαlnβ( +t) (α> ,β≥),
tln ln(e+t), real-valued polynomialsPonRwith positive coefficients andP() = , and so on (see []). The model examples for a functionϕ∈Faretδ(δ< ) andt–ln( + /t). We
point out that there exist a constantBϕ> such thatϕ(t)≥Bϕϕ(t) (orϕ(t)≥Bϕϕ(t))
forϕ∈F(orF) (see []).
Remark . We remark that the one-parameter case of Theorem . was studied by many authors (see [–] for examples). It follows from Example . in [] that Theorem . is not true if there existdi= orvj= for somei∈ {, , . . . ,M}andj∈ {, , . . . ,N}. It should
be pointed out that the index in∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–) is best possible since it has
been shown in [] that for any> , there is∈L(log+L)–(Sm–×Sn–) such thatTis
not bounded onLp(Rm×Rn) for anyp∈(,∞).
Whenγ ≥, the range ofpin Theorem . is (,∞), but for <γ < , the range ofpis shrunk to (γγ+ , γ
γ–). In light of the aforementioned facts, it is natural to ask the following
question.
Question . Can the range ofpin Theorem . be enlarged for the case <γ < ? The next aim of this paper is to address this question by imposing some more restrictive conditions onh. Precisely, for ≤γ ≤ ∞, letUγ(R+×R+) be the set of all measurable
functionshonR+×R+satisfying
hUγ(R+×R+):= ∞
∞
h(r,s)γdr ds
rs
/γ
<∞. (.)
For simplicity, we denoteUγ(R+×R+) byUγ forγ≥. Obviously,Uγγfor <γ <∞
Theorem . Let,ϒbe as in Theorem..Suppose that h∈Uγ for someγ ≥and that
∈L(log+L)/γ(Sm–×Sn–)satisfies(.).Then Th,,,ϒ is bounded on Lp(RM×RN)if
one of the following conditions holds:
(i) γ = ,p=∞; (ii) γ > , <p<∞.
Remark . Obviously, whenγ =∞, Theorem . coincides with Theorem .. When
<γ<∞, the condition onin Theorem . is strictly weaker than that in Theorem .. Moreover, for <γ < , the range ofpin Theorem . is larger than that in Theorem .. Meanwhile, we also obtain the result at the endpoint caseγ = . Therefore, it is worth to impose the above restriction onh. It is interesting, but not clear, whether the restriction onhcan be removed.
To prove Theorem ., we need to consider the related maximal operatorsM(γ,,ϒ) de-fined by
M(γ,,ϒ) f(x,y) = sup hUγ≤
Th,,,ϒf(x,y),
which are interesting themselves. When(u) =uandϒ(v) =v, we shall denoteM(γ,,ϒ) by
M(γ) . Historically, Ding [] proved that the operatorM() is bounded onL(Rm×Rn),
provided that∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–). This result was greatly improved by Al-Salman
[], who obtained the Lp boundedness of M() for ≤p<∞ under the weaker
con-dition that ∈L(log+L)(Sm–× Sn–). Moreover, Al-Salman showed that the
condi-tion ∈L(log+L)(Sm–×Sn–) cannot be replaced by any condition of the form ∈
L(log+L)–(Sm–×Sn–), > . Particularly, Al-Qassem and Pan [] proved that the
operator M(γ) is bounded onLp(Rm ×Rn) for γ≤p<∞(for γ = , p=∞) if ∈
L(log+L)/γ(Sm–×Sn–) and ≤γ ≤ (also see [] for the nonisotropic case).
The remaining main results can be formulated as follows.
Theorem . Let,ϒbe as in Theorem.,and let∈L(log+L)/γ(Sm–×Sn–)for≤ γ ≤satisfy(.).Then M(γ),,ϒis bounded on Lp(RM×RN)for <γ≤withγ≤p<∞,
and it is bounded on L∞(RM×RN)forγ = .
Remark . Theorem . improves and generalizes the results of [, ]. Also, Theo-rem . generalizes the result of [].
The rest of this paper is organized as follows. In Section , we shall recall some nota-tion and establish some preliminary lemmas. The proofs of the main results will be given in Section . We remark that some ideas of our methods are taken from [, ], but our meth-ods and technique are more delicate and complex than those used in [, , ]. Through-out this paper, letpdenote the conjugate index ofp, that is, /p+ /p= . The letterC, sometimes with additional parameters, will stand for positive constants, not necessarily the same at each occurrence but independent of the essential variables. We also use the conventions j∈∅aj= and
2 Notation and auxiliary lemmas
Following the notation in []. Let∈L(log+L)α(Sm–×Sn–) satisfy (.) for someα> .
Forμ∈N, letaμ= μ+,Eμ={(x,y)∈Sm–×Sn–:aμ/≤ |(x,y)|<aμ},bμ=χEμ, and
λμ=bμ. LetD={μ∈N:λμ≥–μ}and
μ(x,y) =λ–μ
bμ(x,y) –
Sm–bμ
u,ydσm
u–
Sn–bμ
x,vdσn
v
+
Sm–×Sn–
bμ
u,vdσm
udσn
v (.)
forμ∈D, and=– μ∈Dλμμ. Letλ= . Then
Sm–
μ
u,·dσm
u=
Sn–
μ
·,vdσn
v= , (.)
μL(Sm–×Sn–)≤aμ and μL(Sm–×Sn–)≤, (.)
(x,y) =
μ∈D∪{}
λμμ(x,y), (.)
μ∈D∪{}
λμ(μ+ )α≤CL(log+L)α(Sm–×Sn–) for anyα> . (.)
The following lemma of Van der Corput type was proved by Cheng [].
Lemma .([]) Let l∈N\{},α, . . . ,αl∈R,andν, . . . ,νlbe distinct nonzero real
num-bers.Letψ∈C([, ]).Then there exists a positive constant C,independent of{αj}lj=,such
that
δτexpiαtν+· · ·+αltνl
ψ(t)dt≤C|α|–/lψ(τ)+
τ
δ
ψ(t)dt
for/≤δ<τ≤.
Applying Lemma ., we have the following:
Lemma . Let(t) =μtα+μtα+· · ·+μntαn,whereμ,μ, . . . ,μn∈R,andα, . . . ,αn
are distinct nonzero real numbers.Then for any r> ,there exists C> independent of r such that
rexpi(t)dt
t
≤C +r–α/n|μ|–/n.
Proof We can choose an integerl≥ such that l≤r< l+. By the change of variables
we have
r
expi(t)dt
t
≤
l–
j= j+
j
expi(t)dt
t
+
r
l
expi(t)dt
t
≤ l–
j=
/
expij+tdt t
+
l r
expi(rt)dt
t
Note that / < l/r≤. Applying Lemma . and using (.), we obtain
rexpi(t)dt
t
≤C
l–
j=
|μ|–/nj+–α/n+|μ|–/nr–α/nr
l
≤C +r–α/n|μ|–/n,
whereC> is independent ofr. This proves Lemma ..
Lemma .([]) Let= (, . . . ,m)be real analytic on Sn–.Suppose that{, . . . ,m}
is a linearly independent set.Then there exists a positive numberδ=δ(m,)such that
sup
z∈Sm–
Sn–×Sn–
z·(x) –(y)–δdx dy<∞.
Let,ϒ,,,ϕ,ψbe as in Theorem .. Letλbe the number of distinctdi, andλthe
number of distinctvj. Without loss of generality, we may assume that
=,, . . . ,λ,
=,, . . . ,λ,
whereι= (
ι,, . . . ,ι,aι) withι,i(ty) =t
dαι
ι,i(y) for any ≤ι≤λ and ≤i≤ι. and
κ= (
κ,, . . . ,κ,bκ) withκ,j(ty) =tvβκκ,j(y) for any ≤κ≤λand ≤j≤κ. Obviously,
λ
ι=aι=Mand{α, . . . ,αλ} ⊂ {, . . . ,M}, λ
κ=bκ=Mand{β, . . . ,βλ} ⊂ {, . . . ,N}. We
also assume that{ι,, . . . ,ι,oι}forms a basis forspan{ι,, . . . ,ι,aι}for any ≤ι≤λand
{κ,, . . . ,κ,κ}forms a basis forspan{κ,, . . . ,κ,bκ}for any ≤κ≤λ. Thus, there exist
two sequences of numbers{aι,i,l}and{bκ,j,k}such that
ι,i(x) =aι,i,ι,(x) +· · ·+aι,i,oιι,oι(x)
for any ≤ι≤λ, ≤i≤aι, andx∈Rmand
κ,j(y) =bκ,j,κ,(y) +· · ·+bκ,j,κκ,κ(y)
for any ≤κ≤λ, ≤j≤bκ, andy∈Rn. Define two sequences of linear transformations {Rι,i}oi=ι :Raι→Rand{Hκ,j}j=κ:Rbκ →Ras follows:
Rι,i(y) =aι,,ix+· · ·+aι,aι,ixaι, ≤i≤oι;
Hκ,j(y) =bκ,,jy+· · ·+bκ,bκ,jybκ, ≤j≤κ.
Define two families of linear transformations{Rι}λ
ι=and{Hκ}λκ= by
Rι= (Rι,, . . . ,Rι,oι),
In what follows, let˜ι= (
ι,, . . . ,ι,oι) and˜
κ= (
κ,, . . . ,κ,κ). Letξ = (ξ, . . . ,ξM) =
(ξ, . . . ,ξλ) withξι= (ξ
ι,,ξι,, . . . ,ξι,aι) for any ≤ι≤λ. Letη= (η, . . . ,ηN) = (η, . . . ,η
λ)
withηκ= (η
κ,,ηκ,, . . . ,ηκ,bκ) for any ≤κ≤λ. Thus,
ξι·ι=Rι
ξι· ˜ι, ≤ι≤λ; (.)
ηκ·κ=Hκ
ηκ· ˜κ, ≤κ≤λ. (.)
For ≤ι≤λ and ≤κ≤λ, we define two linear transformationsLι:RM→Roι and
κ:RN→Rκ by
Lι(ξ) =Rι
ξι, κ(η) =Hκ
ηκ.
Define two families of mappings{ι}λ
ι=and{ϒκ} λ ι=by
= (, . . . , ); ϒ= (, . . . , );
ι=
, . . . ,ι, , . . . , , ≤ι<λ and λ=
, . . . ,λ;
ϒκ=
, . . . ,κ, , . . . , , ≤κ<λ and ϒλ=
, . . . ,λ.
Letμbe as in (.). For anyr,s> , define two families of measures{σμ;ι,κr,s}and{|σμ;ι,κr,s|}
for ≤ι≤λand ≤κ≤λas follows:
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) =
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u
+η·ϒκ
ψ(s)vμ
u,vdσm
udσn
v,
and{|σι,κ
μ;r,s|}is defined in the same way as{σμ;ι,κr,s}, but withμreplaced by|μ|. Clearly,
σμ;,κr,s=σμ;ι,r,s= for ≤ι≤λ, ≤κ≤λ.
Lemma . Letϕ,ψ ∈F orF.Forμ∈D∪ {}, k,j∈Z, ≤ι≤λ, ≤κ ≤λ,and
(ξ,η)∈RM×RN,there exist positive constants
,,and C such that
sup
r,s>
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)≤C; (.) ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) dr ds
rs
≤C(μ+ )ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
μ+min,ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
–μ+; (.) ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) dr ds
rs
≤C(μ+ )ψajμ vβκ
κ(η)
μ+min,ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ)
–μ+ ; (.) ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) dr ds
≤C(μ+ )min,ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ) –
μ+, ψajμ
vβκ
κ(η) –
μ+,ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ) –
μ+ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
μ+; (.) ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
ak
μ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤C(μ+ )min,ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
μ+,ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
μ+, ϕakμ
dαιL
ι(ξ)
μ+ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
μ+. (.)
Proof Note that for anyϕ∈ForF, there existC,C> such thatC<ϕ(ϕ(rr))<C. Thus,
we only prove the caseϕ,ψ∈F, and other cases are analogous. Estimate (.) is obvious.
By the change of variables,
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)
=
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u
+η·ϒκ
ψ(s)vμ
u,vdσm
udσn
v
=
(Sm–×Sn–)
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–ι
ϕ(r)θ
×exp–πiη·ϒκ
ψ(s)v–ϒκ
ψ(s)ω
×μ
u,vμ(θ,ω)dσm
udσn
vdσm(θ)dσn(ω).
It follows that
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤
(Sm–×Sn–) Hk,μ
u,θ,ξJj,μ
v,ω,η
×μ
u,vμ(θ,ω)dσm
udσn
vdσm(θ)dσn(ω), (.)
where
Hk,μ
u,θ,ξ:=
akμ+
akμ
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–ι
ϕ(r)θdr
r,
Jj,μ
v,ω,η:=
ajμ+
ajμ
exp–πiξ·ϒκ
ψ(s)v–ϒκ
ψ(s)ωds
s .
By the change of variables and (.) we have
Hk,μ
u,θ,ξ
= μ l= l+akμ
lak
μ
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–ι
ϕ(r)θdr
r
=
μ
l=
ϕ(l+akμ)
ϕ(lak
μ)
exp–πiξ·ι
ru–ι(rθ) dr r = μ l=
ϕ(l+akμ)
ϕ(l akμ)
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕlakμru–ι
ϕlakμrθdr
r = μ l=
ϕ(l+akμ)
ϕ(l akμ)
exp
–πi
ι
j=
ϕlakμ dαj
rdαjR j
ξj·˜ju–˜j(θ)
dr r
. (.)
Note that ϕ(l+akμ)
ϕ(lak
μ) ≤cϕ. Combining (.) with Lemma . yields that
Hk,μ
u,θ,ξ≤
μ
l=
min,ϕlakμdαj
Rι
ξι·˜ιu–˜ι(θ)–/ι
≤C(μ+ )min,maxϕakμ dαj
,ϕμakμ dαj–
×Rι
ξι·˜ιu–˜ι(θ)–
(.)
for any <≤/λ. Similarly, we have
Jj,μ
v,ω,η≤C(μ+ )min,maxψajμvβκ,ψμaj μ
vβκ–
×Hκ
ηκ·˜κv–˜κ(ω)– (.)
for any <≤/λ. For any ≤ι≤λ andx∈Soι–, since{ι,, . . . ,ι,oι}is linear
in-dependent,x· ˜ι(·) is a nonzero real-analytic function. Invoking Lemma ., there exists δ> such that
sup
x∈Soι–
(Sm–)
x·˜ιu–˜ι(θ)–δdσm
udσm(θ) <∞. (.)
Similarly, for any ≤κ≤λ, there existsδ> such that
sup
y∈Sκ–
(Sn–)
y·˜κu–˜κ(θ)–δ
dσn
udσn(θ) <∞. (.)
From (.) and (.)-(.) we have
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤C(μ+ )min,maxϕakμ dαj
,ϕμakμ dαj–
Rι
ξι–
×min,maxψajμ
vβκ,ψμ
ajμ
vβκ–
Hκ
ηκ–
×
(Sm–×Sn–) Rι(ξι)
|Rι(ξι)|
·˜ιu–˜ι(θ)
– Hκ(ηκ)
|Hκ(ηκ)|
·˜κv–˜κ(ω)
–
×μ
u,vμ(θ,ω)dσm
udσn
for any <≤/λand <≤/λ. Take=min{/λ,δ/}and=min{/λ,δ/}.
Using (.), (.)-(.) and Hölder’s inequality along with (.), we obtain
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) dr ds
rs
≤Caμ(μ+ )min
,maxϕakμ dαj
,ϕμakμ dαj–
Rι
ξι–
×min,maxψajμ
vβκ,ψμ
ajμ
vβκ–
Hκ
ηκ–
. (.)
We can easily check that
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds
rs ≤C(μ+ )
, (.)
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) dr ds
rs ≤C(μ+ )
. (.)
Interpolating between (.) and (.) yields (.). We now prove (.) and (.). By
the change of variables,
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η)
=
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–exp–πiξ·ι–
ϕ(r)u
×exp–πiη·ϒκ
ψ(s)vμ
u,vdσm
udσn
v
=
(Sm–×Sn–)
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–exp–πiξ·ι–
ϕ(r)u
×expπiξ·ι
ϕ(r)θ–exp–πiξ·ι–
ϕ(r)θ
×exp–πiη·ϒκ
ψ(s)v–ϒκ
ψ(s)ω
×μ
u,vμ(θ,ω)dσm
udσn
vdσm(θ)dσn(ω),
which, together with (.), implies that
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤C(μ+ )min,ϕakμ dαιR
ι
ξι
(Sm–×Sn–) Jj,μ
v,ω,η
×μ
u,vμ(θ,ω)dσm
udσn
Using (.), (.), (.), (.), and Hölder’s inequality, we have
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
ak
μ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤Caμ(μ+ )min
,ϕakμ dαι
Rι
ξι
×min,maxψaμjvβκ,ψμaj μ
vβκ–
Hκ
ηκ–. (.)
Estimate (.) follows form (.) and (.). Similarly, we can get (.). Estimate (.) follows from the inequality
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η)
=
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι–
ϕ(r)u+η·ϒκ–
ψ(s)v
×exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u–ι–
ϕ(r)u–
×exp–πiη·ϒκ
ψ(s)v–ϒκ–
ψ(s)v–
×u,vJm
uJn
vdσm
udσn
v
≤Cmin,ϕ(r)dαιRιξιmin,ψ(s)vβκHκηκ.
This proves Lemma ..
For anyμ∈D∪ {}andk,j∈Z, we define two families of measures{τμ;ι,κk,j}and{|τμ;ι,κk,j|} for ≤ι≤λand ≤κ≤λas follows:
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) =
μ;k,j
μ(u,v)h(|u|,|v|) |u|m|v|n exp
–πiξ·ι
ϕ|u|u
+η·ϒκ
ψ|v|vdu dv,
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) =
μ;k,j
|μ(u,v)h(|u|,|v|)| |u|m|v|n exp
–πiξ·ι
ϕ|u|u
+η·ϒκ
ψ|v|vdu dv, where (ξ,η)∈RM×RN and
μ;k,j=
(u,v)∈Rm×Rn:|u|,|v|akμ,akμ+
×ajμ,ajμ+
. (.)
Observe that
τμ;,κk,j=τμ;ι,k,j= for ≤ι≤λ, ≤κ≤λ.
For convenience, forμ∈D∪ {}andλ> , we set
hμ,γ :=sup
j,k∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
h(r,s)γdr ds
rs
/γ
Lemma . Letμ∈D∪{},hμ,γ<∞for someγ > andγ˜=max{,γ}.Supposeϕ,ψ∈ ForF.Then for k,j∈Z,there exist positive constants,,C such that,for any≤ι≤λ
and≤κ≤λ,
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η)
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γmin,ϕakμdαιL
ι(ξ) –
˜
γ(μ+),ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
˜
γ(μ+), ϕakμdαιL
ι(ξ) –
˜
γ(μ+)ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
˜
γ(μ+); (.)
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι,κ–k,j(ξ,η)
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γψajμ vβκ
κ(η)
˜
γ(μ+)min,ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ) –γ˜(μ+)
; (.)
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι–,κk,j(ξ,η)
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
˜
γ(μ+)min,ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –γ˜(μ+)
; (.)
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι–,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι,κ–k,j(ξ,η) +τμ;ι–,κ–k,j (ξ,η)
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γmin,ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
˜
γ(μ+), ψajμ
vβκ
κ(η)
˜
γ(μ+),ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ)
˜
γ(μ+)ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
˜
γ(μ+). (.)
Proof By a change of variables, (.), and Hölder’s inequality we have
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η)=
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u+η·ϒκ
ψ(s)v
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn
vh(r,s)dr ds
rs
≤Chμ,γ
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
ak
μ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) γdr ds
rs
/γ
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )max{/γ–/,}
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
/γ˜ .
This inequality, together with (.), yields (.). By a change of variables again, (.) and Hölder’s inequality we obtain
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι,κ–k,j(ξ,η)
=
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
Sm–×Sn–
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ(r)u
×exp–πiη·ϒκ
ψ(s)v–exp–πiη·ϒκ–
ψ(s)v
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn
vh(r,s)dr ds
rs
=
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η)
h(r,s)dr ds
rs
≤Chμ,γ
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) γdr ds
rs
/γ
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )max{/γ–/,} ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) dr ds
rs
/γ˜ .
Combining this inequality with (.) implies (.). Applying similar arguments as in get-ting (.) and using (.), we get (.). By a change of variables and Hölder’s inequality,
τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι–,κk,j(ξ,η) –τμ;ι,κ–k,j(ξ,η) +τμ;ι–,κ–k,j (ξ,η)
=
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η)
h(r,s)dr ds
rs
≤Chμ,γ
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η)
–σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η) γdr ds
rs
/γ
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )max{/γ–/,}
× a
j+
μ
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η) –σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η)
dr ds rs
/γ˜ .
This inequality, together with (.), yields (.) and finishes the proof.
Lemma .([]) LetP be a polynomial mapping:R+−→Rn,whereP(t) = (P (t), . . . ,
Pn(t))and Pi(i= , , . . . ,n)are real polynomials defined onR+.Supposeγ > andφ∈F
orF.Then the operator Mφdefined by
Mφ(f)(x) =sup κ∈Z
γ(κ+)
γ κ
f
x–Pφ(t)dt
t satisfies
Mφ(f)p≤Cγfp
for <p<∞.The constant C is independent ofγ and the coefficients of Pi(i= , , . . . ,n)
but depends onφ.
Applying Lemma ., we have the following:
Lemma . Letμ∈D∪{}andhμ,γ <∞for someγ > .Supposeϕ,ψ∈ForF.Then,
forι∈ {, , . . . ,λ}andκ∈ {, , . . . ,λ},the operatorτμ;ι,κ∗ satisfies
τμ;ι,κ∗ (f)p≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γfp forγ<p≤ ∞, (.)
where
τμ;ι,κ∗ (f)(x,y) =sup
k,j∈Z
Proof We define the measures{|ι,κμ;k,j|}and the maximal operator∗μ;ι,κby
ι,κμ;k,j(ξ,η) =
μ;k,j
exp–πiξ·ι
ϕ|u|u+η·ϒκ
ψ|v|v|μ(u
,v)|
|u|m|v|n du dv
and
∗μ;ι,κ(f)(x,y) =sup
k,j∈Z
ι,κμ;k,j∗f(x,y),
whereμ;k,jis defied as in (.). By a change of variables we have
∗μ;ι,κ(f)(x,y) =sup
k,j∈Z
μ;k,j
fx–ι
ϕ|u|u,y–ϒκ
ψ|v|v|μ(u
,v)|
|u|m|v|n du dv
≤
Sm–×Sn–
sup
k,j∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
fx–ι
ϕ(r)u,y–ϒκ
ψ(s)vdr ds rs
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn
v.
By the definition ofιandκ, using the iterated integration, Lemma ., and Minkowski’s
inequality, we obtain
∗μ;ι,κ(f)p≤C(μ+ )fp, <p<∞. (.)
By a change of variables and Hölder’s inequality we have
τμ;ι,κk,j∗f(x,y)
=
μ;k,j
fx–ι
ϕ(r)u,y–ϒκ
ψ(s)v|μ(u
,v)h(|u|,|v|)|
|u|m|v|n du dv
≤ ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
Sm–×Sn–
fx–ι
ϕ(r)u,y–ϒκ
ψ(s)v
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn
vh(r,s)dr ds
rs
≤Chμ,γ
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
Sm–×Sn–
fx–ι
ϕ(r)u,y–ϒκ
ψ(s)v
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn v γ dr ds rs /γ
≤Chμ,γ
ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
Sm–×Sn– f
x–ι
ϕ(r)u,y–ϒκ
ψ(s)vγ
×μ
u,vdσm
udσn
vdr ds rs
/γ
≤Chμ,γ∗μ;ι,κ|f|γ(x,y)/γ.
Forι∈ {, . . . ,λ}andκ∈ {, . . . ,λ}, letr,ι=rank(Lι) andr,ι=rank(κ). By a change of
basic matrices (see also [], Lemma .), there are four nonsingular linear transformations
H,ι:Rr,ι→Rr,ι,H,ι:Rr,κ →Rr,κ,G,ι:RM→RM, andG,κ:RN→RN such that
H,ιπrM,
ιG,ιξ≤Lι(ξ)≤CMH,ιπ
M
r,ιG,ιξ forξ∈R
M, (.)
H,κπrN,
κG,κη≤κ(η)≤CNH,κπ
N
r,κG,κη forξ∈R
N, (.)
whereCM,CN > ,πrM,ιis a projection operator fromR
MtoRr,ι, andπN
r,ιis the projection
operator fromRNtoRr,κ.
Now we take two radial functions φ,φ ∈C∞(R) such that φ(t) =φ(s)≡ for
max{|t|,|s|} ≤ and φ(t) =φ(s)≡ for min{|t|,|s|}>aμ. For ι∈ {, . . . ,λ} andκ ∈ {, . . . ,λ}, we define the measures{ωι,κ
μ;r,s}and{λ ι,κ μ;k,j}by
ωμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η) =σμ;ι,κr,s(ξ,η)(ι)(κ) –σμ;ι–,κr,s(ξ,η)(ι– )(κ)
–σμ;ι,κ–r,s(ξ,η)(ι)(κ– ) +σμ;ι–,κ–r,s (ξ,η)(ι– )(κ– )
and
λμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η) =τμ;ι,κk,j(ξ,η)(ι)(κ) –τμ;ι–,κk,j(ξ,η)(ι– )(κ)
–τμ;ι,κ–k,j(ξ,η)(ι)(κ– ) +τμ;ι–,κ–k,j (ξ,η)(ι– )(κ– ),
where
(ι) = λ
i=ι+
φϕ
akμ dαiH
,iπrM,iG,iξ,
(κ) = λ
ς=κ+
φψ
ajμ vβς
H,κπrN,κG,κη.
Let{|ωι,κμ;r,s|}be defined in the same way as{ωι,κμ;r,s}, but with{σμ;ι,κr,s}replaced by{|σμ;ι,κr,s|}. It is easy to see that
σλ,λ μ;r,s =
λ
ι= λ
κ=
ωι,κμ;r,s (.)
and
τλ,λ μ;k,j =
λ
ι= λ
κ=
λι,κμ;k,j. (.)
Lemma . Letϕ,ψ ∈F orF.Forμ∈D∪ {}, k,j∈Z, ≤ι≤λ, ≤κ ≤λ,and
(ξ,η)∈RM×RN,there exist positive constants
,,and C such that
sup
r,s>
ωι,κμ;r,s≤C;
ajμ+
ajμ
ak+
μ
akμ
ωι,κμ;r,s(ξ,η)
dr ds rs
≤C(μ+ )min,ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
μ+ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
μ+, ϕakμ
dαιL
ι(ξ)
μ+ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
μ+, ψajμ
vβκ
κ(η)
μ+ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ) –μ+ ,
ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ) –
μ+ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
μ+.
Lemma . Letμ∈D∪ {}andhμ,γ <∞for someγ > andγ˜=max{,γ}.Suppose thatϕ,ψ∈ForF.Then for k,j∈Z,there exist positive constants,,C such that,for
any≤ι≤λand≤κ≤λ,
sup
k,j,∈Z
λι,κμ;k,j≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γ;
λι,κμ;k,j(ξ,η)≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γmin,ϕakμ dαιL
ι(ξ)
˜
γ(μ+)ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η)
˜
γ(μ+), ϕakμdαιL
ι(ξ)
˜
γ(μ+)ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
˜
γ(μ+), ψajμ
vβκ
κ(η)
˜
γ(μ+)ϕak μ
dαιL
ι(ξ) –
˜
γ(μ+), ϕakμdαιL
ι(ξ) –
˜
γ(μ+)ψaj μ
vβκ
κ(η) –
˜
γ(μ+).
Applying Lemma . and the definition ofλι,κμ;k,j, we can establish the following:
Lemma . Letμ∈D∪ {}andhμ,γ <∞for someγ > .Suppose thatϕ,ψ∈For
F.Then,forι∈ {, , . . . ,λ}andκ∈ {, , . . . ,λ},there exists a constant C> such that sup
k,j∈Z
λι,κμ;k,j∗fp≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γfp, γ<p≤ ∞.
Applying Lemma ., by arguments similar to those used in the proof of [], Theo-rem ., we have the following:
Lemma . Letμ∈D∪ {}andhμ,γ <∞for someγ> .Suppose thatϕ,ψ∈ForF.
Then,forι∈ {, , . . . ,λ}andκ∈ {, , . . . ,λ},there exists a constant C> such that
k,j∈Z
λι,κμ;k,j∗gk,j /
p
≤Chμ,γ(μ+ )/γ
k,j∈Z |gk,j|
/ p
Lemma . Letμbe as in(.)forμ∈D∪ {}.Suppose thatϕ,ψ ∈ForF.Forι∈ {, . . . ,λ}andκ∈ {, . . . ,λ},define the operatorUby
U(f)(x,y) =sup
k,j∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
ωι,κμ;r,s∗f(x,y)dr ds
rs . Then there exists a constant C> such that
U(f)p≤C(μ+ )fp
for all f ∈Lp(RM×RN)and <p<∞.
Proof Define the operatorHby
H(f)(x,y) =sup
k,j∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
σμ;ι,κr,s∗f(x,y)dr ds
rs .
Then
H(f)(x,y) = sup
k,j∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
Sm–×Sn–f
x–ι
u,y–κ
v
×μ
u,vdσudσvdr ds rs
≤C
Sm–×Sn–
sup
k,j∈Z ajμ+
ajμ
akμ+
akμ
fx–ι
u,y–κ
vdr ds rs
×μ
u,vdσudσv.
Invoking Lemma ., using the iterated integration and Minkowski’s inequality, we can obtain
H(f)p≤C(μ+ )fp, <p<∞.
This, together with the definition ofωμ;ι,κr,s, implies Lemma ..
3 Proofs of main results
Proof of Theorem. We only prove the caseϕ,ψ∈F, and the other cases are analogous.
By Remark . there existBϕ,Bψ > such thatϕ(t)≥Bϕϕ(t) andψ(t)≥Bψψ(t) for all
t> . It follows form (.) and (.) that
Th,,,ϒ(f)≤
μ∈D∪{}
λμTh,μ,,ϒ(f), (.)
Th,μ,,ϒ(f) =
k,j∈Z
τλ,λ μ;k,j ∗f =
λ
ι= λ
κ=
k,j∈Z
λι,κμ;k,j∗f =:
λ
ι= λ
κ=