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Weighted boundedness of multilinear
singular integral operators
Wei-Ping Kuang
1and Zhi-Gang Wang
2**Correspondence:
[email protected] 2School of Mathematics and
Statistics, Anyang Normal University, Anyang, Henan 455000, People’s Republic of China
Full list of author information is available at the end of the article
Abstract
In this paper, we establish the weighted sharp maximal function inequalities for the multilinear singular integral operators. As an application, we obtain the boundedness of the multilinear operators on weighted Lebesgue and Morrey spaces.
MSC: 42B20; 42B25
Keywords: multilinear operator; singular integral operator; sharp maximal function;
weighted BMO; weighted Lipschitz function
1 Introduction
As the development of singular integral operators (see [–]), their commutators opera-tors have been well studied. In [–], the authors prove that the commutaopera-tors generated by the singular integral operators andBMOfunctions are bounded onLp(Rn) for <p<∞. Chanillo (see []) proves a similar result when singular integral operators are replaced by the fractional integral operators. In [, ], the boundedness for the commutators gener-ated by the singular integral operators and Lipschitz functions on Triebel-Lizorkin and
Lp(Rn) ( <p<∞) spaces are obtained. In [, ], the boundedness for the commutators generated by the singular integral operators and the weightedBMOand Lipschitz func-tions onLp(Rn) ( <p<∞) spaces are obtained (also see [, ]). In [–], the authors studied some multilinear singular integral operators as follows (also see [, ]):
Tb(f)(x) =
Rm+(b;x,y)
|x–y|m K(x,y)f(y)dy,
and they obtained some variant sharp function estimates and boundedness of the multi-linear operators ifDαb∈BMO(Rn) for allαwith|α|=m. In this paper, we will study the multilinear operator generated by the singular integral operator and the weighted Lips-chitz andBMOfunctions, that is,Dαb∈BMO(w) orDαb∈Lip
β(w) for allαwith|α|=m.
2 Preliminaries
First, let us introduce some notations. Throughout this paper,Qwill denote a cube ofRn with sides parallel to the axes. For any locally integrable functionf, the sharp maximal function off is defined by
M#(f)(x) =sup Qx
|Q|
Q
f(y) –fQdy;
here, and in the following,fQ=|Q|–
Qf(x)dx. It is well known that (see [, ])
M#(f)(x)≈sup Qx
inf c∈C
|Q|
Q
f(y) –cdy.
Let
M(f)(x) =sup Qx
|Q|
Q
f(y)dy.
Forη> , letM#
η(f)(x) =M#(|f|η)/η(x) andMη(f)(x) =M(|f|η)/η(x).
For <η<n, ≤p<∞and the non-negative weight functionw, set
Mη,p,w(f)(x) =sup Qx
w(Q)–pη/n
Q
f(y)pw(y)dy /p
.
We writeMη,p,w(f) =Mp,w(f) ifη= .
TheApweight is defined by (see []), for <p<∞,
Ap=
w∈LlocRn :sup Q
|Q|
Q
w(x)dx
|Q|
Q
w(x)–/(p–)dx p–
<∞
and
A=
w∈LplocRn :M(w)(x)≤Cw(x), a.e..
Given a non-negative weight functionw. For ≤p<∞, the weighted Lebesgue space
Lp(Rn,w) is the space of functionsf such that
fLp(w)=
Rn
f(x)pw(x)dx /p
<∞.
For <β< and the non-negative weight functionw, the weighted Lipschitz space Lipβ(w) is the space of functionsbsuch that
bLipβ(w)=sup Q
w(Q)β/n
w(Q)
Q
b(y) –bQpw(x)–pdy
/p <∞,
and the weightedBMOspaceBMO(w) is the space of functionsbsuch that
bBMO(w)=sup Q
w(Q)
Q
b(y) –bQ p
w(x)–pdy /p
<∞.
Remark
() It is well known that (see [, ]), forb∈Lipβ(w),w∈Aandx∈Q,
|bQ–bkQ| ≤CkbLipβ(w)w(x)w
() It is well known that (see [, ]), forb∈BMO(w),w∈Aandx∈Q,
|bQ–bkQ| ≤CkbBMO(w)w(x).
() Letb∈Lipβ(w)orb∈BMO(w)andw∈A. By [], we know that spacesLipβ(w) orBMO(w)coincide and the normsbLipβ(w)orbBMO(w)are equivalent with
respect to different values≤p<∞.
Definition Letϕbe a positive, increasing function onR+and let there exist a constant
D> such that
ϕ(t)≤Dϕ(t) fort≥.
Letwbe a non-negative weight function onRnandfbe a locally integrable function onRn. Set, for ≤p<∞,
fLp,ϕ(w)= sup x∈Rn,d>
ϕ(d)
Q(x,d)
f(y)pw(y)dy /p
,
whereQ(x,d) ={y∈Rn:|x–y|<d}. The generalized weighted Morrey space is defined by
Lp,ϕRn,w =f ∈LlocRn :fLp,ϕ(w)<∞.
Ifϕ(d) =dδ,δ> , thenLp,ϕ(Rn,w) =Lp,δ(Rn,w), which is the classical Morrey spaces (see [, ]). Ifϕ(d) = , thenLp,ϕ(Rn,w) =Lp(Rn,w), which is the weighted Lebesgue spaces (see []).
As the Morrey space may be considered as an extension of the Lebesgue space, it is natural and important to study the boundedness of the operator on the Morrey spaces (see [, –]).
In this paper, we will study the singular integral operators as follows (see []).
Definition LetT:S→S be a linear operator such thatT is bounded onLp(Rn) for <p<∞and weak (L,L)-bounded and there exists a locally integrable functionK(x,y) onRn×Rn\ {(x,y)∈Rn×Rn:x=y}such that
T(f)(x) =
RnK(x,y)f(y)dy
for every bounded and compactly supported functionf, whereKsatisfies, for fixedε> ,
K(x,y)≤C|x–y|–n
and
K(y,x) –K(z,x)+K(x,y) –K(x,z)≤C|y–z|ε|x–z|–n–ε
Moreover, letmbe the positive integer andbbe the function onRn. Set
Rm+(b;x,y) =b(x) –
|α|≤m α!D
αb(y)(x–y)α.
The multilinear operator related to the operatorTis defined by
Tb(f)(x) =
Rn
Rm+(b;x,y)
|x–y|m K(x,y)f(y)dy.
Note that the classical Calderón-Zygmund singular integral operator satisfies the con-ditions of Definition (see [, ]) and that the commutator [b,T](f) =bT(f) –T(bf) is a particular operator of the multilinear operatorTbifm= . The multilinear operatorTb
are the non-trivial generalizations of the commutator. It is well known that commutators and multilinear operators are of great interest in harmonic analysis and have been widely studied by many authors (see [, , ]). The main purpose of this paper is to prove the sharp maximal inequalities for the multilinear operatorTb. As the application, we obtain the weightedLp-norm inequality and Morrey space boundedness for the multilinear op-eratorTb.
3 Theorems and lemmas
We shall prove the following theorems.
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition,w∈A, <η< , <
r<∞and Dαb∈BMO(w)for allαwith|α|=m.Then there exists a constant C> such that,for any f∈C∞(Rn)andx˜∈Rn,
M#η
Tb(f) (x˜)≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition,w∈A, <η< , <
r<∞, <β< and Dαb∈Lip
β(w)for allα with|α|=m.Then there exists a constant C> such that,for any f ∈C∞(Rn)andx˜∈Rn,
M#η
Tb(f) (x˜)≤C |α|=m
Dα bLip
β(w)w(x˜)Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜).
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition,w∈A, <p<∞and
Dαb∈BMO(w)for allαwith|α|=m.Then Tbis bounded from Lp(Rn,w)to Lp(Rn,w–p).
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition ,w∈A, <p<∞, <D< nand Dαb∈BMO(w)for allαwith|α|=m.Then Tbis bounded from Lp,ϕ(Rn,w)
to Lp,ϕ(Rn,w–p).
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition,w∈A, <β< , <
p<n/β, /q= /p–β/n and Dαb∈Lip
Theorem Let T be the singular integral operator as Definition,w∈A, <β< , <
D< n, <p<n/β, /q= /p–β/n and Dαb∈Lip
β(w)for allα with|α|=m.Then Tbis bounded from Lp,ϕ(Rn,w)to Lq,ϕ(Rn,w–q).
To prove the theorems, we need the following lemmas.
Lemma (See [, p.]) Let <p<q<∞and for any function f ≥.We define,for
/r= /p– /q,
fWLq=sup
λ>
λx∈Rn:f(x) >λ/q, Np,q(f) =sup
Q f
χQLp/χQLr,
where the sup is taken for all measurable sets Q with <|Q|<∞.Then
fWLq≤Np,q(f)≤q/(q–p) /pfWLq.
Lemma (See [, ]) Let≤η<n, ≤s<p<n/η, /q= /p–η/n and w∈A.Then
Mη,s,w(f)Lq(w)≤CfLp(w).
Lemma (See []) Let <p,η<∞and w∈≤r<∞Ar.Then,for any smooth function f
for which the left-hand side is finite,
Rn
Mη(f)(x)pw(x)dx≤C
Rn
M#η(f)(x)pw(x)dx.
Lemma (See []) Let <p<∞, <η<∞, <D< nand w∈A
.Then,for any smooth
function f for which the left-hand side is finite,
Mη(f)Lp,ϕ(w)≤CM #
η(f)Lp,ϕ(w).
Lemma (See []) Let≤η<n, <D< n, ≤s<p<n/η, /q= /p–η/n and w∈A .
Then
Mη,s,w(f)Lq,ϕ(w)≤CfLp,ϕ(w).
Lemma (See []) Let b be a function on Rnand DαA∈Lq(Rn)for allαwith|α|=m and
any q>n.Then
Rm(b;x,y)≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb(z)qdz /q
,
whereQ is the cube centered at x and having side length˜ √n|x–y|.
4 Proofs of theorems
Proof of Theorem It suffices to prove forf ∈C∞(Rn) and some constantC
, the following inequality holds:
|Q|
Q
Tb(f)(x) –C
η dx
/η
≤C |α|=m
Fix a cubeQ=Q(x,d) andx˜∈Q. LetQ˜ = √nQandb˜(x) =b(x) –
|α|=mα!(D
αb) ˜
Qxα, thenRm(b;x,y) =Rm(b˜;x,y) andDαb˜=Dαb– (Dαb)Q˜ for|α|=m. We write, forf=fχQ˜ andf=fχRn\ ˜Q,
Tb(f)(x) =
Rn
Rm(b˜;x,y)
|x–y|m K(x,y)f(y)dy–
|α|=m α!
Rn
(x–y)αDαb˜(y)
|x–y|m K(x,y)f(y)dy
+
Rn
Rm+(b˜;x,y)
|x–y|m K(x,y)f(y)dy
=T
Rm(b˜;x,·)
|x–·|m f
–T |α|=m
α!
(x–·)αDαb˜ |x–·|m f
+Tb˜(f)(x),
then
|Q|
Q
Tb(f)(x) –Tb(f)(x)
η dx
/η
≤C
|Q|
Q
T
Rm(b˜;x,·)
|x–·|m f
ηdx
/η
+C
|Q|
Q
T
|α|=m
(x–·)αDαb˜ |x–·|m f
ηdx
/η
+C
|Q|
Q
T˜b(f)(x) –Tb˜(f)(x)
η dx
/η
=I+I+I.
ForI, noting thatw∈A,wsatisfies the reverse of Hölder’s inequality:
|Q|
Q
w(x)pdx
/p
≤|Q|C
Q
w(x)dx
for all cubeQand some <p<∞(see []). We takeq=rp/(r+p– ) in Lemma and have <q<randp=q(r– )/(r–q), then by the Lemma and Hölder’s inequality, we obtain
Rm(b˜;x,y)
≤C|x–y|m |α|=m
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb˜(z)qdz /q
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/q
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb˜(z)qw(z)q(–r)/rw(z)q(r–)/rdz /q
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/q
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb˜(z)rw(z)–rdz /r
×
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)q(r–)/(r–q)dz
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/qDα
bBMO(w)w(Q˜)/r| ˜Q|(r–q)/rq
×
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)pdz
(r–q)/rq
≤C|x–y|m |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)| ˜Q|–/qw(Q˜)/r| ˜Q|/q–/r
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)dz (r–)/r
≤C|x–y|m |α|=m
Dαb
BMO(w)| ˜Q|
–/qw(Q˜)/r| ˜Q|/q–/rw(Q˜)–/r| ˜Q|/r–
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(Q˜) | ˜Q|
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜),
thus, by theLs-boundedness ofT(see Lemma ) for <s<randw∈A
⊆Ar/s, we obtain
I≤
C |Q|
Q
T
Rm(b˜;x,·)
|x–·|m f
dx
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
|Q|
Rn
T(f)(x) s
dx /s
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)|Q|–/s
Rn
f(x) s
dx /s
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)|Q|–/s
˜
Q
f(x)sw(x)s/rw(x)–s/rdx /s
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)|Q|–/s
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
˜
Q
w(x)–s/(r–s)dx (r–s)/rs
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)|Q|–/sw(Q˜)/r
w(Q˜)
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
×
| ˜Q|
˜
Q
w(x)–s/(r–s)dx
(r–s)/rs
| ˜Q|
˜
Q
w(x)dx /r
| ˜Q|/sw(Q˜)–/r
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
ForI, by the weak (L,L) boundedness ofT (see Lemma ) and Kolmogoro’s inequality (see Lemma ), we obtain
I≤C
|α|=m
|Q|
Q
TDαbf˜ (x)
η dx
/η
≤C |α|=m
|Q|/η–
|Q|/η
T(Dαbf˜
)χQLη
χQLη/(–η)
≤C |α|=m
|Q|T
≤C |α|=m
|Q|
Rn
Dαb˜(x)f(x)dx
≤C |α|=m
|Q|
˜
Q
Dαb(x) –Dαb ˜
Qw(x)
–/rf(x)w(x)/rdx
≤C |α|=m
|Q|
˜
Q
Dα
b(x) –Dαb Q˜ rw(x)–rdx /r
˜
Q
f(x)r
w(x)dx /r
≤C |α|=m
|Q|DαbBMO(w)w(Q˜)
/rw(Q˜)/r
w(Q˜)
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(Q˜)
| ˜Q| Mr,w(f)(x˜)
≤C |α|=m
Dα
bBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
ForI, note that|x–y| ≈ |x–y|forx∈Qandy∈Rn\Q, we write
Tb˜(f)(x) –Tb˜(f)(x)
=
Rn
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y)
K(x,y)
|x–y|mf(y)dy
+
Rn
K(x,y)
|x–y|m –
K(x,y)
|x–y|m
Rm(b˜;x,y)f(y)dy
+
|α|=m α!
Rn
K(x,y)
|x–y|m –
K(x,y)
|x–y|m
(x–y)αDαb˜(y)f
(y)dy
+
|α|=m α!
Rn
(x–y)α |x–y|m –
(x–y)α
|x–y|m
K(x,y)Dαb˜(y)f(y)dy
=I()(x) +I()(x) +I()(x) +I()(x).
ForI()(x), by the formula (see []):
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y) =
|γ|<m γ!Rm–|γ|
Dγb˜;x,x (x–y)γ
and Lemma , we have, similar to the proof ofI,
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y)≤C
|γ|<m
|α|=m
|x–x|m–|γ||x–y||γ|DαbBMO(w)w(x˜),
thus, byw∈A⊆Ar,
I() (x)
≤ ∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y)|K (x,y)|
|x–y|mf(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
|x–x|
|x–y|n+
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+
kQ˜
f(y)w(y)/rw(y)–/rdy
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
× ∞
k=
d
(kd)n+
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dy /r
kQ˜ w(y)
–/(r–)dy
(r–)/r
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+w
kQ˜ /r
w(kQ˜)
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
×
|kQ˜|
kQ˜w(y)
–/(r–)dy
(r–)/r
|kQ˜|
kQ˜w(y)dy
/r
kQ˜wkQ˜ –/r
≤C |α|=m
Dα
bBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜)
∞
k= –k
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
BMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
ForI()(x), by the conditions ofK, we get
I()(x)≤C ∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
|Kx(–x,yy|m) –
K(x,y)
|x–y|m
Rm(b˜;x,y)f(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
|x
–x|
|x–y|n+
+ |x–x|
ε
|x–y|n+ε
f(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
BMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
d
(kd)n++
dε
(kd)n+ε
kQ˜
f(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜)
∞
k=
–k+ –kε
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
Similarly, we have
I()(x)+I()(x)
≤C |α|=m
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
f(y)Dαb˜(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
×
kQ˜
Dαb(y) –Dαb kQ˜w(y)–/rf(y)w(y)/rdy
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
×
kQ˜
Dαb kQ˜ –
Dαb Q˜f(y)w(y)/rw(y)–/rdy
≤C |α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
kQ˜
Dαb(y) –Dαb kQ˜ r
w(y)–rdy /r
×
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dy /r
+C
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
k
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
×
|kQ˜|
kQ˜w(y)
–/(r–)dy
(r–)/r
|kQ˜|
kQ˜w(y)dy
/r
kQ˜wkQ˜ –/r
≤C |α|=m
Dα
bBMO(w) ∞
k=
–k+ –kε w(kQ˜) |kQ|˜
w(kQ˜)
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
+C
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
k–k+ –kε
w(kQ˜)
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
Thus
I≤C
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)w(x˜)Mr,w(f)(x˜).
These complete the proof of Theorem .
Proof of Theorem It suffices to prove forf ∈C∞ (Rn) and some constantC
, the following inequality holds:
|Q|
Q
Tb(f)(x) –C
η dx
/η
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(x˜)Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜).
Fix a cubeQ=Q(x,d) andx˜∈Q. Similar to the proof of Theorem , we have, forf=fχQ˜ andf=fχRn\ ˜Q,
|Q|
Q
Tb(f)(x) –Tb˜(f)(x)
η dx
/η
≤C
|Q|
Q
T
Rm(b˜;x,·)
|x–·|m f
ηdx
/η
+C
|Q|
Q
T
|α|=m
(x–·)αDαb˜ |x–·|m f
ηdx
/η
+C
|Q|
Q
T˜b(f
)(x) –Tb˜(f)(x)
η dx
/η
ForJandJ, by using the same argument as in the proof of Theorem , we get
Rm(b˜;x,y)
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/q
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb˜(z)qw(z)q(–r)/rw(z)q(r–)/rdz /q
≤C|x–y|m
×
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/q
˜
Q(x,y)
Dαb˜(z)rw(z)–rdz /r
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)q(r–)/(r–q)dz (r–q)/rq
≤C|x–y|m
×
|α|=m
| ˜Q|–/qDα bLip
β(w)w(Q˜)
β/n+/r| ˜Q|(r–q)/rq
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)pdz
(r–q)/rq
≤C|x–y|m
×
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)| ˜Q|
–/qw(Q˜)β/n+/r| ˜Q|/q–/r
| ˜Q(x,y)|
˜
Q(x,y)
w(z)dz (r–)/r
≤C|x–y|m |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)| ˜Q|
–/qw(Q˜)β/n+/r| ˜Q|/q–/rw(Q˜)–/r| ˜Q|/r–
≤C|x–y|m |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)
w(Q˜)β/n+
| ˜Q|
≤C|x–y|m
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(
˜
Q)β/nw(x˜),
thus
J≤C
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(Q˜)
β/nw(x˜)|Q|–/s
Rn
f(x) s
dx /s
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(
˜
Q)β/nw(x˜)|Q|–/s
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
× ˜
Q
w(x)–s/(r–s)dx (r–s)/rs
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(x˜)| ˜Q|
–/sw(Q˜)/r
w(Q˜)–rβ/n
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
×
| ˜Q|
˜
Q
w(x)–s/(r–s)dx
(r–s)/rs
| ˜Q|
˜
Q
w(x)dx /r
| ˜Q|/sw(Q˜)–/r
≤C |α|=m
Dα bLip
β(w)w(x˜)Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜),
J≤C
|α|=m
|Q|
˜
Q
Dαb(x) –Dαb Q˜w(x)–/rf(x)w(x)/rdx
≤C |α|=m
|Q|
˜
Q
Dαb(x) –Dαb Q˜ rw(x)–rdx /r
˜
Q
≤C |α|=m
|Q|D α
bLip
β(w)w(Q˜)
β/n+/rw(Q˜)/r–β/n
w(Q˜)–rβ/n
˜
Q
f(x)rw(x)dx /r
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)
w(Q˜)
| ˜Q| Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜)
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)w(x˜)Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜).
ForJ, we have
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y)
≤C |γ|<m
|α|=m
|x–x|m–|γ||x–y||γ|DαbLipβ(w)w(x˜)w
kQ˜ β/n,
thus
Tb˜(f)(x) –T
˜
b(f )(x)
≤ ∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
Rm(b˜;x,y) –Rm(b˜;x,y)|K (x,y)|
|x–y|mf(y)dy
+
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
|Kx(–xy,y|m) –
K(x,y)
|x–y|m
Rm(b˜;x,y)f(y)dy
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
|Kx(–x,yy|m) –
K(x,y)
|x–y|m
(x–y)αDαb˜(y)f(y)dy
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
k+Q˜\kQ˜
(|xx––y|y)mα –
(x–y)α
|x–y|m
K(x,y)Dαb˜(y)f(y)dy
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
wk+Q˜ β/n
×
k+Q˜\kQ˜
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
f(y)dy
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
×
kQ˜
Dα
b(y) –Dαb kQ˜w(y)–/rf(y)w(y)/rdy
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
×
kQ˜
Dαb
kQ˜ –
Dαb
˜
Qf(y)w(y)
/rw(y)–/rdy
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)w(x˜)
× ∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
wkQ˜ β/n
kQ˜
×
|kQ|˜
kQ˜w
(y)–/(r–)dy
(r–)/r
|kQ|˜
kQ˜w (y)dy
/r
kQ˜wkQ˜ –/r
+C
|α|=m
∞
k=
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
kQ˜
Dαb(y) –Dαb kQ˜ r
w(y)–rdy /r
×
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dy /r
+C
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
kwkQ˜ β/n
d
(kd)n+ +
dε
(kd)n+ε
×
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx
/r
|kQ|˜
kQ˜w(y)
–/(r–)dy
(r–)/r
×
|kQ|˜
kQ˜
w(y)dy /r
kQ˜wkQ˜ –/r
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)w(x˜)
∞
k=
k–k+ –kε
w(kQ˜)–rβ/n
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
+C
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)
× ∞
k=
–k+ –kε w( kQ˜)
|kQ˜|
w(kQ˜)–rβ/n
kQ˜
f(y)rw(y)dx /r
≤C |α|=m
Dα bLip
β(w)w(x˜)Mβ,r,w(f)(x˜).
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Proof of Theorem By putting <r<pin Theorem and noticing that w–p ∈A , by Lemma and , we obtain
Tb(f)Lp(w–p)≤Mη
Tb(f) Lp(w–p)≤CM#η
Tb(f) Lp(w–p)
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)wMr,w(f)Lp(w–p)
=C
|α|=m
DαbBMO(w)Mr,w(f)Lp(w)
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)fLp(w).
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Proof of Theorem By choosing <r<pin Theorem and noticing thatw–p∈A , by Lemmas and , we get
Tb(f)Lp,ϕ(w–p)≤Mη
Tb(f) Lp,ϕ(w–p)≤CM#η
Tb(f) Lp,ϕ(w–p)
≤C |α|=m
=C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)Mr,w(f)Lp,ϕ(w)
≤C |α|=m
DαbBMO(w)fLp,ϕ(w).
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Proof of Theorem By setting <r<pin Theorem and noting thatw–q∈A
, by Lem-mas and , we have
Tb(f)Lq(w–q)≤Mη
Tb(f) Lq(w–q)≤CM #
η
Tb(f) Lq(w–q)
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)wMβ,r,w(f)Lq(w–q)
=C
|α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)
Mβ,r,w(f)Lq(w)
≤C |α|=m
DαbLip
β(w)fL p(w).
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Proof of Theorem By choosing <r<pin Theorem , and noticing thatw–q∈A , by Lemmas and , we get
Tb(f)Lq,ϕ(w–q)≤Mη
Tb(f) Lq,ϕ(w–q)≤CM #
η
Tb(f) Lq,ϕ(w–q)
≤C |α|=m
Dα bLip
β(w)
wMβ,r,w(f)Lq,ϕ(w–q)
=C
|α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)Mβ,r,w(f)Lq,ϕ(w)
≤C |α|=m
Dαb
Lipβ(w)fLp,ϕ(w).
This completes the proof of Theorem .
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors’ contributions
The authors completed the paper together. They also read and approved the final manuscript.
Author details
1Department of Mathematics, Huaihua University, Huaihua, Hunan 418008, People’s Republic of China.2School of
Mathematics and Statistics, Anyang Normal University, Anyang, Henan 455000, People’s Republic of China.
Received: 9 January 2014 Accepted: 28 February 2014 Published:18 Mar 2014
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