2011
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1111.3418
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Weighted norm inequalities for fractional oscillatory integrals and applications

Shaoguang Shi,
Zunwei Fu,
Shanzhen Lu
et al.

Abstract: We set up some weighted norm inequalities for fractional oscillatory integral operators. As applications, the corresponding results for commutators formed by BM O(R n ) functions and the operators are established.

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“…The corresponding fractional oscillatory integral operator is defined by .14) where P (x, y) is also a real valued polynomial defined on R n × R n . Obviously, when α = 0, S 0 = S and K 0 = K. Recently, the authors of this paper obtained the weighted boundedness of S α in [20]. Partly motivated by the idea from [7] and the results of [11] as well as [20], we now give another two results of this paper…”
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“…The corresponding fractional oscillatory integral operator is defined by .14) where P (x, y) is also a real valued polynomial defined on R n × R n . Obviously, when α = 0, S 0 = S and K 0 = K. Recently, the authors of this paper obtained the weighted boundedness of S α in [20]. Partly motivated by the idea from [7] and the results of [11] as well as [20], we now give another two results of this paper…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Obviously, when α = 0, S 0 = S and K 0 = K. Recently, the authors of this paper obtained the weighted boundedness of S α in [20]. Partly motivated by the idea from [7] and the results of [11] as well as [20], we now give another two results of this paper…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 85%
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