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Bilinear decompositions of products of local Hardy and Lipschitz or BMO spaces through wavelets

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WORLD SCIENTIFIC PUBL CO PTE LTD
DOI: 10.1142/S0219199717500250

Keywords

Local Hardy space; local BMO space; inhomogeneous Lipschitz space; product; paraproduct; renormalization; wavelet; div-curl lemma

Funding

  1. VIASM
  2. National Natural Science Foundation of China [11501506, 11571039, 11671185, 11361020]
  3. Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang University of Technology [2014XZ011]
  4. Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development [101.02-2016.22]
  5. Research Project of Vietnam Ministry of Education Training [B2017-DQN-01]
  6. VIASM
  7. National Natural Science Foundation of China [11501506, 11571039, 11671185, 11361020]
  8. Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang University of Technology [2014XZ011]
  9. Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development [101.02-2016.22]
  10. Research Project of Vietnam Ministry of Education Training [B2017-DQN-01]

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Let p is an element of (n/n+1, 1] and f is an element of h(p)(R-n) be the local Hardy space in the sense of D. Gold-berg. In this paper, the authors establish two bilinear decompositions of the product spaces of h(p)(R-n) and their dual spaces. More precisely, the authors prove that h(1)(R-n) x bmo(R-n) = L-1(R-n) + h(*)(Phi) (R-n) and, for any p is an element of (n/n+ 1, 1), h(p)(R-n) x Lambda(alpha)(R-n) = L-1(R-n) + h(p)(R-n), where bmo((R)n) denotes the local BMO space, Lambda(alpha)(R-n), for any p is an element of (n/n+ 1, 1) and alpha := n(1/p - 1), the inhomogeneous Lipschitz space and hF* (Rn) a variant of the local Orlicz-Hardy space related to the Orlicz function Phi(t) := t/log(e+ t) for any t is an element of [ 0, infinity) which was introduced by Bonami and Feuto. As an application, the authors establish a div-curl lemma at the endpoint case.

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