“…With this convention, the space of boundary values of A p,q s (C + ) embeds canonically in the classical homogeneous Besov spaceḂ −s p,q (R). The second one is that employed in [17,7,21,10,11,64,63,16,13,33]. In this case, the weight ∆ s Ω acts as a multiplier of the measure, and the resulting space A p,q s (D) is then equal to A p,q (s+b/2)/q (D), where b ∈ R r is as above.…”