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λ-CENTRAL BMO ESTIMATES FOR

COMMUTATORS OF N -DIMENSIONAL HARDY OPERATORS

ZUN-WEI FU

Department of Mathematics Linyi Normal University

Linyi Shandong, 276005, P.R. of China EMail:[email protected]

Received: 12 April, 2008

Accepted: 13 October, 2008 Communicated by: R.N. Mohapatra

2000 AMS Sub. Class.: 26D15, 42B25, 42B99.

Key words: Commutator, N-dimensional Hardy operator, λ-central BMO space, Central Morrey space.

Abstract: This paper gives theλ-central BMO estimates for commutators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators on central Morrey spaces.

Acknowledgements: The research is supported by the NNSF (Grant No. 10571014; 10871024) of People’s Republic of China.

The author would like to express his thanks to Prof. Shanzhen Lu for his constant encourage. This paper is dedicated to him for his70thbirthday. The author also would like to express his gratitude to the referee for his valuable comments.

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1 Introduction and Main Results 3

2 Proofs of Theorems 7

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1. Introduction and Main Results

Let f be a locally integrable function on Rn. The n-dimensional Hardy operators are defined by

Hf(x) := 1

|x|n Z

|t|≤|x|

f(t)dt, Hf(x) :=

Z

|t|>|x|

f(t)

|t|n dt, x∈Rn\ {0}.

In [4], Christ and Grafakos obtained results for the boundedness ofHonLp(Rn) spaces. They also found the exact operator norms ofH on Lp(Rn)spaces, where 1< p <∞.

It is easy to see thatHandH satisfy (1.1)

Z

Rn

g(x)Hf(x)dx= Z

Rn

f(x)Hg(x)dx.

We have

|Hf(x)| ≤CnM f(x),

whereM is the Hardy-Littlewood maximal operator which is defined by

(1.2) M f(x) = sup

Q3x

1

|Q|

Z

Q

|f(t)|dt, where the supremum is taken over all balls containingx.

Recently, Fu et al. [2] gave the definition of commutators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators.

Definition 1.1. Letbbe a locally integrable function onRn. We define the commu- tators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators as follows:

Hbf :=bHf− H(f b), Hbf :=bHf − H(f b).

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In [2], Fu et al. gave the central BMO estimates for commutators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators. In 2000, Alvarez, Guzmán-Partida and Lakey [1] studied the rela- tionship between central BMO spaces and Morrey spaces. Furthermore, they intro- ducedλ-central bounded mean oscillation spaces and central Morrey spaces, respec- tively.

Definition 1.2 (λ-central BMO space). Let 1 < q < ∞ and1q < λ < 1n. A functionf ∈ Lqloc(Rn) is said to belong to theλ-central bounded mean oscillation spaceCM O˙ q, λ(Rn)if

(1.3) kfkCM O˙ q, λ(Rn) = sup

R>0

1

|B(0,R)|1+λq Z

B(0,R)

|f(x)−fB(0,R)|qdx 1q

<∞.

Remark 1. If two functions which differ by a constant are regarded as a function in the spaceCM O˙ q, λ(Rn), thenCM O˙ q, λ(Rn)becomes a Banach space. Apparently, (1.3) is equivalent to the following condition (see [1]):

sup

R>0 c∈infC

1

|B(0,R)|1+λq Z

B(0,R)

|f(x)−c|qdx 1q

<∞.

Definition 1.3 (Central Morrey spaces, see [1]). Let1< q <∞and1q < λ <0.

The central Morrey spaceq, λ(Rn)is defined by

(1.4) kfkB˙q, λ(Rn)= sup

R>0

1

|B(0,R)|1+λq Z

B(0,R)

|f(x)|qdx 1q

<∞.

Remark 2. It follows from (1.3) and (1.4) thatq, λ(Rn)is a Banach space continu- ously included inCM O˙ q, λ(Rn).

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Inspired by [2], [3] and [5], we will establish the λ-central BMO estimates for commutators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators on central Morrey spaces.

Theorem 1.4. LetHb be defined as above. Suppose1 < p1 < ∞, p01 < p2 < ∞,

1 q = p1

1 + p1

2,1q < λ < 0,0 ≤ λ2 <n1 andλ = λ12. If b ∈ CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn), then the commutatorHb is bounded fromp1, λ(Rn) toq, λ(Rn) and satisfies the following inequality:

kHbfkB˙q, λ(Rn) ≤CkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkB˙p1, λ1(Rn).

Letλ2 = 0in Theorem1.4. We can obtain the central BMO estimates for com- mutators ofn-dimensional Hardy operators,Hb, on central Morrey spaces.

Corollary 1.5. LetHb be defined as above. Suppose1 < p1 < ∞, p01 < p2 < ∞,

1 q = p1

1 + p1

2 and1q < λ < 0. If b ∈ CM O˙ p2(Rn), then the commutator Hb is bounded fromp1, λ(Rn)toq, λ(Rn)and satisfies the following inequality:

kHbfkB˙q, λ(Rn) ≤CkbkCM O˙ p2(Rn)kfkB˙p1, λ(Rn). Similar to Theorem1.4, we have:

Theorem 1.6. LetHb be defined as above. Suppose1 < p1 < ∞, p01 < p2 < ∞,

1 q = p1

1 + p1

2,1q < λ < 0,0≤ λ2 < n1 andλ = λ12. Ifb ∈ CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn), then the commutatorHb is bounded fromp1, λ1(Rn)toq, λ(Rn)and satisfies the following inequality:

kHbfkB˙q, λ(Rn)≤CkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkB˙p1, λ1(Rn).

Letλ2 = 0in Theorem1.6. We can get the central BMO estimates for commuta- tors ofn-dimensional Hardy operators,Hb, on central Morrey spaces.

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Corollary 1.7. LetHb be defined as above. Suppose1 < p1 < ∞, p01 < p2 < ∞,

1 q = p1

1 + p1

2 and1q < λ < 0. If b ∈ CM O˙ p2(Rn), then the commutatorHb is bounded fromp1, λ(Rn)toq, λ(Rn)and satisfies the following inequality:

kHbfkB˙q, λ(Rn) ≤CkbkCM O˙ p2(Rn)kfkB˙p1, λ(Rn).

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2. Proofs of Theorems

Proof of Theorem1.4. Letf be a function inB˙p1, λ1(Rn). For fixedR > 0, denote B(0, R)byB. Write

1

|B|

Z

B

|Hbf(x)|qdx 1q

= 1

|B|

Z

B

1

|x|n Z

B(0,|x|)

f(y)(b(x)−b(y))dy

q

dx 1q

≤ 1

|B|

Z

B

1

|x|n Z

B(0,|x|)

f(y)(b(x)−bB)dy

q

dx 1q

+ 1

|B|

Z

B

1

|x|n Z

B(0,|x|)

f(y)(b(y)−bB)dy

q

dx 1q

:=I+J.

For 1q = p1

1 +p1

2, by Hölder’s inequality and the boundedness ofHfromLp1 toLp1, we have

I ≤ |B|1q Z

B

|b(x)−bB|p2dx p1

2 Z

B

|H(f χB)(x)|p1dx p1

1

≤C|B|1qkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)|B|p122 Z

B

|f(x)|p1dx p1

1

=C|B|λkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)

1

|B|1+p1λ1 Z

B

|f(x)|p1dx p1

1

≤C|B|λkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkB˙p1, λ1(Rn).

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ForJ, we have Jq = 1

|B| Z

B

1

|x|n Z

B(0,|x|)

f(y)(b(y)−bB)dy

q

dx

= 1

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

Z

2kB\2k−1B

1

|x|n Z

B(0,|x|)

f(y)(b(y)−bB)dy

q

dx

≤ C

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

1

|2kB|q Z

2kB\2k−1B

k

X

i=−∞

Z

2iB\2i−1B

f(y)(b(y)−bB)dy

q

dx

≤ C

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

1

|2kB|q Z

2kB\2k−1B

k

X

i=−∞

Z

2iB\2i−1B

f(y)(b(y)−b2iB)dy

q

dx

+ C

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

1

|2kB|q Z

2kB\2k−1B

k

X

i=−∞

Z

2iB\2i−1B

f(y)(b2iB−bB)dy

q

dx

:=J1+J2

By Hölder’s inequality (p1

1 +p1

2 = 1q), we have J1 ≤ C

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

|2kB|

|2kB|q ( k

X

i=−∞

|2iB|q10 Z

2iB

|f(y)|p1dy p1

1

× Z

2iB

|b(y)−b2iB|p2dy p1

2

)q

≤ C

|B|kbkq

CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkq˙

Bp1, λ1(Rn) 0

X

k=−∞

|2kB|

|2kB|q ( k

X

i=−∞

|2iB|λ+1 )q

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≤C|B|kbkq

CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkq˙

Bp1, λ1(Rn). To estimateJ2, the following fact is applied.

Forλ2 ≥0,

|b2iB−bB| ≤

−1

X

j=i

|b2j+1B−b2jB|

−1

X

j=i

1

|2jB|

Z

2jB

|b(y)−b2j+1B|dy

≤C

−1

X

j=i

1

|2j+1B|

Z

2j+1B

|b(y)−b2j+1B|p2dy p1

2

≤CkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)|B|λ2

−1

X

j=i

2(j+1)nλ2

≤CkbkCM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)|i||B|λ2. By Hölder’s inequality (p1

1 +p10

1 = 1), we have J2 = C

|B|

0

X

k=−∞

1

|2kB|q Z

2kB\2k−1B

k

X

i=−∞

Z

2iB\2i−1B

f(y)(b2iB−bB)dy

q

dx

≤ C

|B|kbkq

CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkq˙

Bp1, λ1(Rn) 0

X

k=−∞

|2kB||B|2

|2kB|q

( k X

i=−∞

|i||2iB|λ1+1 )q

≤ C

|B|kbkq

CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkq˙

Bp1, λ1(Rn) 0

X

k=−∞

|2kB||B|2|k|q|2kB|1+1)q

|2kB|q

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≤C|B|kbkq

CM O˙ p2, λ2(Rn)kfkq˙

Bp1, λ1(Rn).

Combining the estimates ofI,J1 andJ2, we get the required estimate for Theorem 1.4.

Proof of Theorem1.6. We omit the details here.

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[2] Z.W. FU, Z.G. LIU, S.Z. LUANDH.B. WANG, Characterization for commuta- tors of N-dimensional fractional Hardy operators. Science in China (Ser. A), 10 (2007), 1418–1426.

[3] Z.W. FU, Y. LINAND S.Z. LU, λ-Central BMO estimates for commutators of singular integral operators with rough kernels. Acta Math. Sinica (English Ser.), 3 (2008), 373–386.

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