2017
DOI: 10.1016/s0252-9602(17)30092-9
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Duality of generalized Dunkl-Lipschitz spaces

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“…Fourth step: The case where 1<p<2 for (ii). Since 0,p,pkfalse(I-0.16em-0.16emRfalse) is the topological dual of 0,p,pkfalse(I-0.16em-0.16emRfalse) (see ) and Lptrue(I-0.16em-0.16emR,false|xfalse|2kdxtrue) is the topological dual of Lp(IR,|x|2kdxfalse), then the result is shown to hold by applying the duality argument from the third step.…”
Section: Dunkl Transforms On Generalized Dunkl–lipschitz Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fourth step: The case where 1<p<2 for (ii). Since 0,p,pkfalse(I-0.16em-0.16emRfalse) is the topological dual of 0,p,pkfalse(I-0.16em-0.16emRfalse) (see ) and Lptrue(I-0.16em-0.16emR,false|xfalse|2kdxtrue) is the topological dual of Lp(IR,|x|2kdxfalse), then the result is shown to hold by applying the duality argument from the third step.…”
Section: Dunkl Transforms On Generalized Dunkl–lipschitz Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%