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Potential operators, maximal functions, and generalizations of A∞

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We derive weighted norm estimates which relate integral operators of potential type (fractional integrals) to corresponding maximal operators (fractional maximal operators). We also derive norm estimates for the maximal operators. The conditions that we impose on the weights involve A∞ conditions of “content type” which are weaker than the usual A∞ condition. The analysis is carried out in the context of spaces of homogeneous type.

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Potential operators, maximal functions, and generalizations of A∞

Author: Pérez Moreno, Carlos; Wheeden, Richard L.
Publisher: Springer
Year: 2003
DOI: 10.1023/A:1022449810008
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Po en ial analysis, 19 (2003), 1-33.
Po en ial ope a o s, maximal unc ions, and
gene aliza ions o A∞
Ca los P´
e ez§and Richa d L. Wheeden
1 In oduc ion
The pu pose o his pape is o p o e wo kinds o weigh ed no m inequali ies o in eg al
ope a o s o po en ial ype and hei associa ed maximal ope a o s in spaces o homogeneous
ype. The i s kind o esul is an ex ension o a esul o Muckenhoup and Wheeden, which
showed ha o A∞weigh s in Euclidean space, a weigh ed Lpno m o he classical Riesz
ac ional in eg al ope a o Iα o a unc ion is equi alen o he same no m o he ac ional
maximal unc ion Mα . Ou ex ension o his esul in ol es ai ly gene al in eg al ope a o s
o po en ial ype and hei associa ed maximal ope a o s in spaces o homogeneous ype, and
classes o weigh s which a e mo e gene al han A∞. The second kind o inequali y ha we will
p o e gi es wo-weigh Lp, Lqno m es ima es o such maximal ope a o s, assuming again an
app op ia e (bu subs an ially weakened) e sion o A∞. An impo an poin he e is ha we
comple ely a oid using he “good-lambda inequali y” echnique o Bu kholde and Gundy.
Finally, we can combine hese wo esul s o ob ain wo-weigh Lp, Lqno m es ima es o
po en ial ope a o s ha imp o e simila ones de i ed by Sawye and Wheeden.
In he usual n-dimensional Euclidean space Rn, i 0 < α < n, le
Iα (x) = ZRn
(y)1
|x−y|n−αdy
§Pa ially suppo ed by DGICYT g an PB940192, Spain
AMS Subjec Classi ica ion 2000: 42B25, 44A15
deno e he Riesz ac ional in eg al o o o de α, and le
Mα (x) = sup
B:x∈B
(B)α−nZB
| (y)|dy
be he co esponding ac ional maximal unc ion o , whe e Bdeno es a Euclidean ball and
(B) is he adius o B. The poin wise inequali y
Mα (x)≤C Iα (x),
wi h Cindependen o xand , ollows easily om he de ini ions. On he o he hand, he
e e se poin wise inequali y is alse, bu i is shown in [MW] ha Iα and Mα a e o en
compa able in no m. To be mo e p ecise, i w∈A∞and 0 < p < ∞, hen i is shown in [MW]
ha ZRn
|Iα (x)|pw(x)dx ≤cZRn
Mα (x)pw(x)dx (1)
wi h cindependen o . He e A∞deno es he collec ion o weigh s won Rnwi h he
p ope y ha he e exis cons an s C, δ > 0 such ha i Eis a Lebesgue measu able subse o
a ball B, hen
w(E)
w(B)≤C|E|
|B|δ
,
whe e w(E) = REw(x)dx and |E|is he Lebesgue measu e o E.
This es ima e has had applica ions in po en ial heo y, such as in he p oo o he
Hedbe g–Wol heo em [AH] conce ning nonlinea po en ials. The co esponding heo em o
po en ial ope a o s o con olu ion ype plays a ole in he p oo o he cha ac e iza ion by
Ke man and Sawye o ace ype inequali ies, which in u n ha e applica ions o eigen alues
es ima es o Sch ¨odinge ope a o s (see [KS]). Inequali y (1) is also ela ed o he ac ha
he posi i e cone o he T iebel-Lizo kin space Fα,q
p,α < 0, is independen o q; see [JPW]
and [AH].
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An example o he i s kind o esul ha we will p o e is an es ima e simila o (1) bu
wi h Rn eplaced by a space So homogeneous ype, Iα eplaced by a po en ial ope a o
T=TKo he o m
T (x) = T( dµ)(x) = ZS
(y)K(x, y)dµ(y) (2)
whe e µis he unde lying doubling measu e on S(see §3 o he exac de ini ions o a space o
homogeneous ype and a doubling measu e), and wi h Mα eplaced by
Mϕ (x) = Mϕ( dµ)(x) = sup
B:x∈B
ϕ(B)ZB
| (y)|dµ(y) (3)
whe e ϕ(B) = ϕK(B) is a unc ional which ac s on balls and is de ined by
ϕ(B) = sup
x,y∈B
d(x,y)≥c (B)
K(x, y) (4)
o a su icien ly small posi i e geome ic cons an c(see [SW1]). He e d(x, y) deno es he
quasime ic associa ed wi h S. Fo example, in he case o he Riesz po en ial we ha e
K(x, y) = |x−y|α−n,0< α < n, so ha ϕ(B)≈ (B)α−n, and hen Mϕ educes o he
ac ional maximal ope a o Mα. O he examples o ope a o s o he o ms (2) o (3) a ise
om impo an di e en ial ope a o s; see he nex sec ion o mo e de ails.
In ou gene aliza ion o (1), we will assume ha he weigh sa is ies a condi ion ha is
analogous o he A∞condi ion desc ibed abo e bu wi h Lebesgue measu e eplaced by a
no ion o con en , such as Hausdo con en , on he igh -hand side.
An example o he second kind o esul ha we will p o e is he wo-weigh es ima e
ZS
{Mϕ( dµ)w}qdµ1/q
≤CZS
(| | )pdµ1/p
wi h 1 < p ≤q < ∞and Cindependen o . Such es ima es ha e been s udied ex ensi ely,
bu he na u e o he condi ion ha we shall impose on he weigh s is di e en om
elsewhe e. In pa icula , in addi ion o he necessa y condi ion
ϕ(B)ZB
wqdµ1/q ZB
−p0dµ1/p0
≤c,
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p0=p/(p−1), o all balls B, we shall assume ha −p0sa is ies an app op ia e A∞condi ion
o he con en ype. Fo compa ison pu poses, we no e ha he wo-weigh boundedness o
Mϕis s udied in [PW] unde a di e en kind o s eng hening o he necessa y condi ion, such
as a Fe e man–Phong condi ion o he ype
ϕ(B)µ(B)1/p0ZB
wqdµ1/q 1
µ(B)ZB
− p0dµ1/ p0
≤c
o some > 1. Fo example, weigh s o which jus e e se doubling condi ions a e alid may
sa is y an A∞condi ion o con en ype bu no a Fe e man–Phong condi ion.
As men ioned ea lie , i is possible o combine he wo kinds o esul s ha we will p o e.
In his way, we ob ain wo-weigh no m es ima es o po en ial ope a o s T assuming ha
bo h weigh s sa is y con en condi ions.
2 S a emen s o he main esul s
Following [SW1], we conside po en ial ope a o s o he o m
T( dσ)(x) = ZS
(y)K(x, y)dσ(y),(5)
whe e Sis a space o homogeneous ype wi h unde lying doubling measu e µ, and σis any
Bo el measu e on S. This de ini ion ag ees wi h (2) in case σ=µ. The exac de ini ion o a
space o homogeneous ype is gi en is §3; by a doubling measu e, we mean a Bo el measu e µ
wi h he p ope y ha he e is a cons an Csuch ha o e e y “ball” B⊂ S,
µ(2B)≤Cµ(B).
As usual, 2Bdeno es he ball wi h he same cen e as Bbu wice he adius. I d(x, y) is he
co esponding quasime ic in S, we will always assume ha he ke nel K(x, y) is nonnega i e
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and sa is ies he ollowing g ow h condi ions: he e exis cons an s C1, C2s ic ly la ge han
1 such ha
K(x, y)≤C1K(x0, y) i d(x0, y)≤C2d(x, y),(6)
K(x, y)≤C1K(x, y0) i d(x, y0)≤C2d(x, y).
The main classical examples o such ope a o s a e he Riesz in eg als Iα men ioned in he
in oduc ion. An impo an class o examples o me ics o he han he usual Euclidean
me ic consis s o po en ial ope a o s ela ed o he egula i y o subellip ic di e en ial
equa ions. In pa icula , ec o ields o H¨o mande ype ([H]) as well as he classes o
nonsmoo h ec o ields s udied in [FL] and [SW2] lead o in eg al ope a o s o he ype we
will s udy. In addi ion, he di e en ial ope a o s o G ushin ype conside ed in [FGuW] (a
leas in he simples case o Lebesgue measu e) a e ela ed o in eg als o ype (2). In ac , o
all hese examples he associa ed po en ial ope a o has he o m
T (x) = ZS
(y)d(x, y)
µ(B(x, d(x, y))) dµ(y) (7)
whe e d(x, y) is a dis ance unc ion ha is na u ally ela ed o he ec o ields and B(x, )
deno es he co esponding ball wi h cen e xand adius .
Associa ed wi h Kis he unc ional ϕ=ϕKde ined in (4) by
ϕ(B) = sup
x,y∈B
d(x,y)≥c (B)
K(x, y)
o a su icien ly small posi i e geome ic cons an c. As men ioned ea lie , ϕ(B)≈ (B)α−n
in he case o he Riesz ac ional in eg al Iα. In he subellip ic case (7), no e ha
ϕ(B)≈ (B)/µ(B).
The condi ions (6) on Klead o use ul g ow h p ope ies o ϕ. I Bis a ball and θ > 0, le
θB deno e he ball concen ic wi h B whose adius is θ (B). I is shown in [SWZ, (4.2) and
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(4.3)] ha i θ > 1, hen he e is a cons an Cdepending only on θ, C1, C2, he cons an cin
(4) and geome ic p ope ies o Sso ha
ϕ(B)≤Cϕ(θB) o all balls B⊂ S.(8)
Also, o such a cons an C(bu now one ha is independen o θ),
ϕ(B)≤Cϕ(B0) o all pai s o balls B0⊂B. (9)
We shall assume in some o ou esul s ha ϕsa is ies he ollowing addi ional condi ion
o some  > 0:
ϕ(B1)µ(B1)≤C (B1)
(B2)
ϕ(B2)µ(B2) i B1⊂B2.(10)
Fo example, in he case o he ac ional in eg als Iα, we can pick =αin (10); o he
ope a o in (7), we can choose = 1.
Fo any Bo el measu e σ, we de ine he maximal ope a o
Mϕ( dσ)(x) = sup
B:x∈B
ϕ(B)ZB
| |dσ. (11)
No e ha i σ=µ, his de ini ion ag ees wi h (3).
The poin wise es ima e T( dσ)(x)≥cMϕ( dσ)(x) is easy o show by using he
assump ions on K. Ou i s main heo em will show ha he opposi e inequali y o en holds
in no m. Thus he heo em gene alizes (1) o classical ac ional in eg als. In ac , he esul
imp o es (1) no only by ex ending i o spaces o homogeneous ype bu also by allowing a
la ge class o weigh s e en in he usual Euclidean case. In o de o s a e he esul , we i s
de ine a sui able class o measu es in a space o homogeneous ype. The de ini ion is
mo i a ed by a simila one in [SW1] o he usual Euclidean case, and i is mos con enien ly
ph ased in e ms o a g id Dmo dyadic cubes Q. He e mis a la ge nega i e in ege which
indexes he edgeleng hs `(Q) o he smalles cubes Q∈ Dm, namely, he smalles edgeleng hs
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a e ρm o an app op ia e geome ic cons an ρ > 1, and each cube in he g id has edgeleng h
ρk o some k≥m(see §3 o de ails abou he g id). The cubes in Dmha e he impo an
nes edness p ope y ha i Q1, Q2∈ Dmand Q1∩Q26=∅, hen ei he Q1⊂Q2o Q2⊂Q1.
Also, each cube Q∈ Dmis con ained in a ball B(Q) whose adius is compa able o he
edgeleng h o Q;B(Q) is called he con aining ball o Q.
Gi en an in ege mand a nonnega i e unc ional τ(B) o balls B, we de ine he no ion o
he τcon en o a se E,||E||τ,m, as ollows. I E⊂ S, le
kEkτ,m = in {X
i
τ(B(Qi)) : Qi∈ Dm, E ⊂ ∪Qi}.
Thus kEkτ,m is a so o Hausdo con en o Eassocia ed wi h τand he g id Dm. Typical
choices o τa e τ(B) = (B)β o some β > 0, and also τ(B) = µ(B). The i s choice
co esponds o Hausdo con en o Eo dimension β.
By he nes edness p ope y o dyadic cubes, i E⊂Q∈ Dm hen in he de ini ion o
kEkτ,m we may assume ha all Qi⊂Q. We say ha a measu e ν∈Ady
∞(τ) i he e a e
posi i e cons an s C, δ independen o E, Q and msuch ha
ν(E)
ν(Q)≤CkEkτ,m
τ(B(Q))δ
i E⊂Q∈ Dm,(12)
whe e ν(E) deno es he ν-measu e o E.
In case νis absolu ely con inuous wi h espec o µ, say dν =w dµ, we say ha
w∈Ady
∞(τ) i w dµ ∈Ady
∞(τ). We also use he no a ion w(E) o he w dµ-measu e o E:
w(E) = REw dµ. I dν =w dx on Rn, i is no ha d o see ha when τis chosen so ha
τ(B) = (B)n(≈ |B|), hen w∈Ady
∞(τ) is he same as w∈A∞i wis a doubling weigh .
I we choose τ(B) = (B)β,β > 0, o all balls B, hen he class Ady
∞(τ) was de ined in
[SW1]. In his case, we will use he no a ion Aβ
∞ins ead o Ady
∞(τ), i.e.,
Aβ
∞=Ady
∞(τ) when τ(B) = (B)β.
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Rela ed no ions based on balls ins ead o dyadic cubes can be ob ained by de ining
Hτ,B(E) = in {X
i
τ(Bi) : E⊂ ∪Bi⊂B}i E⊂B
and eplacing (12) by he assump ion
ν(E)
ν(B)≤CHτ,B(E)
τ(B)δ
i E⊂B. (13)
I νis a doubling measu e, hese wo no ions u n ou o be he same o many unc ionals τ;
see §3 o de ails. Recall ha we always assume ha he unde lying measu e µis a doubling
measu e.
We say ha a Bo el measu e νsa is ies he e e se doubling condi ion o o de β,β > 0, i
he e is a posi i e cons an csuch ha
(14)
We w i e ν∈RDβ o such a measu e ν. Any doubling measu e belongs o RDβ o some
β > 0 by [W, p.269]. We will show in §3 ha i νis a doubling measu e and ν∈RDβ, hen
ν∈Aβ
∞ o he same alue o β. In ac , he assump ion ha νis a doubling measu e is no
needed in o de o conclude ha ν∈Aβ
∞i νsa is ies he ollowing dyadic e e se doubling
condi ion uni o mly in m:
ν(Q2)≥c`(Q2)
`(Q1)β
ν(Q1) i Q1, Q2∈ Dm, Q1⊂Q2.(15)
We w i e ν∈RDdy
β o such ν.
We can now s a e ou i s main heo em. In i , we assume ha τ(B) is a unc ional o
which he e a e cons an s c,  > 0 wi h
a)τ(B1)≤cτ(B2) i B1⊂B2
b)τ(2B)≤cτ(B) o all balls B(16)
c)ϕ(B1)τ(B1)≤c (B1)
(B2)
ϕ(B2)τ(B2) i B1⊂B2.
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Theo em 2.1 Le σand ωbe Bo el measu es on S,T( dσ)be de ined by (5) o a ke nel
which sa is ies (6), and Mϕ( dσ)be de ined by (11) wi h ϕas in (4). Le τbe a nonnega i e
unc ional which sa is ies (16). I ω∈Ady
∞(τ)and 1≤p < ∞, hen
ZS
|T( dσ)|pdω ≤CZS
(Mϕ( dσ))pdω (17)
wi h Cindependen o . In pa icula , i τsa is ies (16) and w∈Ady
∞(τ), hen
ZS
|T( dµ)|pw dµ ≤CZS
(Mϕ( dµ))pw dµ. (18)
In he impo an special case when τ(B) = (B)β o β > 0, Theo em 2.1 leads o he nex
co olla y assuming ha µsa is ies he doubling condi ion o o de D, i.e., ha
µ(B)≤C (B)
(˜
B)D
µ(˜
B) o all balls ˜
B⊂B.
Any doubling measu e sa is ies he doubling condi ion o o de D o some D > 0.
Co olla y 2.2 Le 1≤p < ∞,µbe a doubling measu e o o de D, and Kbe a ke nel such
ha ϕsa is ies (10) o some  > 0. I ωand σa e Bo el measu es on Sand ω∈Aβ
∞wi h
β+>D, hen ZS
|T( dσ)|pdω ≤CZS
|Mϕ( dσ)|pdω. (19)
In pa icula , (19) holds i ei he ω∈RDdy
βwi h β+ > D, o i ωis a doubling measu e and
ω∈RDβwi h β+ > D.
Fo example, in he usual n-dimensional Euclidean si ua ion wi h dµ =dx (so ha
D=n), Co olla y 2.2 includes he esul (1) om [MW] by choosing dω =w(x)dx and β=n
since A∞⊂An
∞. In ac , Co olla y 2.2 imp o es he esul in (1) by showing ha (1) is alid
i w∈Aβ
∞ o any β > n −α, since he alue o in (10) o he Riesz ope a o Iαis α.
Co olla y 2.2 hus ex ends he esul o [R] showing ha (1) is alid o any doubling weigh
wwhich sa is ies he e e se doubling condi ion o o de β o some β > n −α.
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which implies (32).
We will use a g id o dyadic se s in Swhich a e “almos balls”, as cons uc ed in [SW1]. In
ac , he ollowing has been p o ed he e:
I ρ= 8κ5, hen o any (la ge nega i e) in ege m, he e a e poin s {xk
j}and a
amily Dm={Ek
j}o se s o k=m, m + 1,· · · and j= 1,2,· · · such ha
•B(xk
j, ρk)⊂ Ek
j⊂B(xk
j, ρk+1)
•Fo each k=m, m + 1,· · · , he amily {Ek
j}is pai wise disjoin in j, and
S=∪jEk
j.
•I m≤k < l, hen ei he Ek
j∩ El
i=∅o Ek
j⊂ El
i.
We call he amily D=∪m∈ZDma dyadic cube decomposi ion o Sand e e o he se s in
Das dyadic cubes. A dyadic cube will usually be deno ed by Q, and Q∗will deno e he
con aining ball desc ibed abo e wi h 1
ρQ∗⊂Q⊂Q∗; hus, i Q=Ek
j hen Q∗=B(xk
j, ρk+1).
We se `(Q) = (Q∗)/ρ and call `(Q) he “sideleng h” o Q. We no e ha while he cubes in
each Dmha e he dyadic p ope ies lis ed abo e, no nes edness p ope ies o he cubes in Dm1
ela i e o he cubes in Dm2a e assumed i m1and m2a e di e en .
Fo any Bo el measu e ω, de ine
Mω,mg(x) = sup
B:x∈B
(B)≥ρm
1
ω(B)ZB
|g|dω,
and also he dyadic e sion
Mdy
ω,mg(x) = sup
Q:x∈Q
Q∈Dm
1
ω(Q)ZQ
|g|dω.
I ωis absolu ely con inuous wi h espec o µ, i.e., dω =w dµ, hen we w i e Mw,mgand
Mdy
w,mgins ead o Mwdµ,mgand Mdy
wdµ,mg. As usual, we say ha wis a weigh i w(x) is a
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nonnega i e locally in eg able unc ion wi h espec o µ, and o a measu able se E, we
w i e w(E) = REw(x)dµ(x).
Le us show, as men ioned in §2, ha (12) and (13) a e iden ical no ions o many
unc ionals τi νis a doubling measu e. In ac , we will show his is he case i τjus sa is ies
(16)(a),(b). Le νbe a doubling measu e. Fi s , suppose ha (13) holds o ν, and le
E⊂Q∈ Dm. Gi en η > 0, selec cubes {Qi}in Dmwi h E⊂ ∪Qi⊂Qand
Pτ(B(Qi)) <kEkτ,m +η, whe e B(Qi) deno es he con aining ball o Qi. No e ha
E⊂ ∪B(Qi)⊂cB(Q) o some geome ic cons an c which is independen o m, E, Q, and
{Qi}. By (13),
ν(E)
ν(cB(Q)) ≤CHτ,cB(Q)(E)
τ(cB(Q)) δ
≤CPτ(B(Qi))
τ(cB(Q)) δ
.
By he p ope ies o con aining balls, and since νis doubling and (16)(a) holds, we ob ain
ν(E)
ν(Q)≤CPτ(B(Qi))
τ(B(Q)) δ
≤CkEkτ,m +η
τ(B(Q)) δ
,
and (12) ollows by le ing η→0.
Con e sely, suppose ha (12) holds o a doubling measu e ν, and le E⊂ ∪Bi⊂B. We
wan o show ha
ν(E)
ν(B)≤CPτ(Bi)
τ(B)δ
o some δ > 0, i.e., ha (13) holds. Le mbe so la ge ha ρm<< (B). Co e Bby a ini e
numbe N1o disjoin dyadic cubes Q∈ Dmwi h `(Q)≈ (B), whe e N1and he cons an s o
equi alence a e independen o Band he g id Dm. By he doubling o ν,ν(B)≈ν(Q) o
each such Q, wi h simila cons an s o equi alence, assuming as we may ha each Q ouches
B. By conside ing he se s E∩Qindi idually and adding, we may assume ha E⊂Q o
one such Q. Also, by conside ing hose Biwi h (Bi)≥ρm, and e en ually le ing m→ −∞,
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we may assume ha all (Bi)≥ρm. Co e each Biby a ini e numbe N2(independen o i
and m) o cubes {Qij}N2
j=1 in Dmwi h (Bi)≈`(Qij) uni o mly in i, j, m. I ollows easily
om he p ope ies o he quasime ic ha Qij ⊂cBi o a uni o m posi i e cons an c. Since
E⊂ ∪i,jQij and we may disca d any Qij no con ained in Q, i ollows om (12) ha
ν(E)
ν(Q)≤CPi,j τ(B(Qij))
τ(B(Q)) δ
=CPiPjτ(B(Qij))
τ(B(Q)) δ
≤CN2Piτ(Bi)
τ(B)δ
because he numbe o j’s is a mos N2and (16)(a),(b) hold. Since ν(B)≈ν(Q), a simila
es ima e holds wi h ν(Q) eplaced by ν(B) in he denomina o on he le , which gi es he
desi ed inequali y.
As usual, we say ha a measu e νbelongs o A∞(µ) i he e a e posi i e cons an s Cand
ηsuch ha
ν(E)≤Cµ(E)
µ(B)η
ν(B)
o e e y ball Band e e y measu able se E⊂B. I is no di icul o show ha i ν∈A∞(µ)
hen ν∈Ady
∞(µ) (in he sense o de ini ion (12)). In ac , le Ebe a se wi h E⊂ ∪Qi⊂Q o
Qi, Q ∈ Dm. I ν∈A∞(µ), i ollows easily ha νis doubling, and hen
ν(E)
ν(Q)≤cµ(E)
µ(Q)η
o some η > 0 since Qcan be included in a ball o compa able measu e. The e o e, since
E⊂ ∪B(Qi),
ν(E)
ν(Q)≤cXµ(B(Qi))
µ(Q)η
≤cXµ(B(Qi))
µ(B(Q)) η
since µis doubling. Consequen ly, ν∈Ady
∞(µ).
Le us now show ha any measu e νwhich sa is ies he dyadic e e se doubling condi ion
RDdy
β(see (15)) belongs o Aβ
∞ o he same alue o β. A simila ac was shown in [SW1] in
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he Euclidean case. I E⊂ ∪Qi⊂Qwi h Qi, Q ∈ Dm, hen
ν(E)≤X
i
ν(Qi)≤cX
i`(Qi)
`(Q)β
ν(Q)
since ν∈RDdy
β. De ining τby τ(B) = (B)β o all B, i ollows ha
ν(E)≤cX
i
τ(B(Qi))
τ(B(Q)) ν(Q),
whe e B(Qi) and B(Q) a e he con aining balls o Qiand Q. Taking he in imum o e all
such co e ings {Qi}o E, we ob ain ha
ν(E)≤ckEkτ,m
τ(B(Q)) ν(Q),
so ha (12) holds wi h δ= 1 and hus ν∈Aβ
∞. The conclusion ha ν∈Aβ
∞also holds i he
hypo hesis ha ν∈RDdy
βis eplaced by he assump ions ha ν∈RDβand νis a doubling
measu e; in ac , hese assump ions a e easily seen o imply ha ν∈RDdy
β.
In passing, we no e ha i he unde lying measu e µ∈Ady
∞(τ) and i ν∈A∞(µ), namely,
o some η > 0,
ν(E)
ν(B)≤Cµ(E)
µ(B)η
i E⊂B,
hen also ν∈Ady
∞(τ) o he same τ(al hough he alue o δ o νequals η imes he alue o
δ o µ). This ollows easily om he de ini ions since µand νa e doubling measu es.
4 O licz spaces and O licz maximal unc ions
To p o e Theo em 2.3, we will use some ac s abou O licz spaces which we ecall he e,
e e ing o [RR] and [BS] o a comple e accoun .
A unc ion Φ : [0,∞)→[0,∞) is called a Young unc ion i i is con inuous, con ex,
inc easing and sa is ies Φ(0) = 0 and Φ( )→ ∞ as → ∞. I ollows ha Φ( )/ is inc easing,
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and in pa icula ha
Φ(γ )≥γΦ( ) i γ≥1 and ≥0.
Some imes we will also assume ha Φ sa is ies he doubling condi ion Φ(2 )≤CΦ( ).
Fo O licz no ms we a e usually only conce ned abou he beha io o Young unc ions o
la ge. By de ini ion, he O licz space LΦconsis s o all measu able unc ions such ha
ZS
Φ| |
λdµ < ∞
o some posi i e λ. No e ha i 0 < λ1< λ2, hen
Φ| |
λ2≤λ1
λ2
Φ| |
λ1,
so ha
lim
λ→∞ ZS
Φ| |
λdµ = 0 i ∈LΦ.
The space LΦis a Banach unc ion space wi h he Luxembu g no m
k kΦ=k kΦ,µ = in {λ > 0 : ZS
Φ(| |
λ)dµ ≤1}.
Each Young unc ion Φ has an associa ed complemen a y Young unc ion ¯
Φ sa is ying
≤Φ−1( )¯
Φ−1( )≤2 (33)
o all > 0, whe e Φ−1s ands o he in e se unc ion o Φ. The unc ion ¯
Φ is called he
conjuga e o Φ, and he space L¯
Φis called he conjuga e space o LΦ. Fo example, i
Φ( ) = p o 1 < p < ∞ hen ¯
Φ( ) = p0, p0=p/(p−1), and he conjuga e space o Lp(µ) is
Lp0(µ). An example ha we will need is Φ( )≈ p(log )−1− o la ge , 1 < p < ∞, > 0,
wi h complemen a y unc ion ¯
Φ( )≈ p0(log )(p0−1)(1+) o la ge (c . [O], p.275).
A e y impo an p ope y o O licz spaces is he gene alized H¨olde inequali y
ZS
| g|dµ ≤ k kΦkgk¯
Φ.(34)
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In o de o de ine ano he maximal unc ion which will play a ole in he p oo o Theo em
2.3, we need local e sions o O licz no ms. I Φ is a Young unc ion and Bis a ball, le
k kΦ,B =k kΦ,B,µ = in {λ > 0 : 1
µ(B)ZB
Φ(| |
λ)dµ ≤1}.
Fo his no m, he local e sion o he gene alized H¨olde inequali y (34) is
1
µ(B)ZB
g dµ ≤ k kΦ,Bkgk¯
Φ,B.(35)
De ine a maximal unc ion co esponding o Φ by
MΦ (x) = sup
B:x∈B
k kΦ,B.(36)
This maximal unc ion has been used in he usual Euclidean con ex in [P1] and also in he
case Φ( )≈ log in he wo k o T. Iwaniec and G eco [GI] and in [WW]. The no m beha io
o MΦ is closely ela ed o he nex de ini ion.
De ini ion 4.1 Le 1< p < ∞. A nonnega i e unc ion Φ( ), > 0,sa is ies he Bpcondi ion
i he e is a cons an c > 0such ha
Z∞
c
Φ( )
p
d
<∞.(37)
Simple examples o unc ions which sa is y Bpa e p−δand p(log(1 + ))−1−δ, bo h when
δ > 0.
The ele ance o condi ion Bps ems om i s ela ionship o he boundedness o MΦas
s a ed in he nex heo em om [PW].
Theo em 4.2 Le 1< p < ∞and Φbe a doubling Young unc ion. Then he ollowing
s a emen s a e equi alen .
i) Φ∈Bp, i.e., he e is a cons an c > 0such ha
Z∞
c
Φ( )
p
d
<∞.(38)
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ii) The e is a cons an C > 0such ha
ZS
MΦ (x)pdµ(x)≤CZS
(x)pdµ(x) (39)
o all nonnega i e .
iii) The e is a cons an C > 0such ha
ZS
MΦ (x)pw(x)dµ(x)≤CZS
(x)pMw(x)dµ(x) (40)
o all nonnega i e and w, whe e Mw is he Ha dy–Li lewood maximal unc ion de ined in
(20).
Fo example, in he s anda d case when Φ( ) = wi h ≥1, so ha
k kΦ,B =µ(B)−1RB| | dµ1/ , he equi alence o (38) and (39) educes o he well-known
ac ha he mapping
→sup
B:x∈B1
µ(B)ZB
| | dµ1/
is bounded on Lp(S, µ) i and only i p> . The cha ac e iza ion o Bpgi en abo e was
p o ed in he Euclidean con ex in [P3] and used o de i e sha p wo weigh es ima es o he
classical Ha dy–Li lewood maximal unc ion. In he gene al case, he cha ac e iza ion o Bp
plays a main ole in some o he esul s in [PW]. Fo o he applica ions o di e en ope a o s
om ha monic analysis, see [P1], [P4] [P5], [P6], [CP1] and [CP2].
5 P oo s o Theo em 2.4 and Co olla y 2.5
Recall ha Mψ( dσ) is de ined by
Mψ( dσ)(x) = sup
B:x∈B
ψ(B)ZB
| (y)|dσ(y)
o any measu e σand any measu able , whe e ψ(B) is assumed o be nonnega i e and o
sa is y (23) and also he doubling condi ion. To p o e Theo em 2.4, we may assume ha is
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nonnega i e, bounded and has bounded suppo . We may also assume by a limi ing a gumen
ha Mψ( dσ)(x) is o med by aking he sup emum only o e balls con aining xo adius a
leas ρm o ixed m, whe e ρis he cons an used in §3 o cons uc he dyadic g id Dm. Fo
each in ege kwe le
Ωk={x∈S:Mψ( dσ)(x)> γk}
whe e γ > 1 is a cons an o be chosen. Fo each x∈Ωk, he e is a ball Bxcon aining xwi h
ψ(Bx)ZBx
dσ > γk.
Now we claim he ollowing:
To each Bx, he e co esponds a dyadic cube Qx∈ Dm(Qxmay no con ain x,
al hough Bxdoes) o size compa able o Bxwi h Qx∩Bx6=∅and
ψ(B(Qx)) ZQx
dσ > γk
c,
whe e cis a geome ic cons an .
Recall he e ha i Qis any dyadic cube, hen B(Q) deno es he con aining ball o Q; he
adius o B(Q) is compa able o he edgeleng h o Q.
To p o e he claim, i s no e ha we can co e Bxby a ixed numbe N(independen o
x, γ, k) o disjoin dyadic cubes Qo size compa able o Bx. Indeed, le k0be he in ege such
ha ρk0≤ (Bx)< ρk0+1, and conside any mwi h m<k0(he e ρis he cons an used in §3)
o cons uc he dyadic g id Dm. We make he ollowing subclaim:
In Dm, he e a e a mos Ncubes {Ek0
j}jmee ing Bx(i.e., he e a e a mos N
cubes o sideleng h ρk0mee ing Bx), whe e Nis a s uc u al cons an which is
independen o Bxand m, p o ided ha m<k0.
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To p o e he subclaim, ix m<k0and deno e hose cubes {Ek0
j}jin Dmwhich ha e nonemp y
in e sec ion wi h Bxby Qj,j= 1,· · · , N. The {Qj}a e disjoin , and hey a e con ained in
some ixed enla gemen o Bxsince hey ouch Bxand hei adii a e compa able o (Bx).
Thus, he sum o he µ(Qj) is a mos cµ(Bx). Since he size o each Qjis compa able o he
size o Bx, each µ(Qj) exceeds a ixed mul iple o µ(Bx) by doubling (in ac , he measu es a e
compa able). The e o e, he numbe No Qj’s mus be a mos a ixed geome ic cons an ,
which p o es he subclaim.
Consequen ly, o any ixed m<k0,i Qj, j = 1, . . . , N, a e he cubes in Dmmen ioned
abo e, hen χBx≤PN
j=1 χQj, and so
γk< ψ(Bx)ZBx
dσ ≤ψ(Bx)
N
X
j=1 ZQj
dσ.
Thus o some j0,
γk< N ψ(Bx)ZQj0
dσ.
Pick Qx o be Qj0. Since he sizes o Qx,Bxand B(Qx) a e compa able, he claim ollows by
using Qx∩Bx6=∅and he p ope ies o ψ.
Choosing γ > c we ha e
ψ(B(Qx)) ZQx
dσ > γk−1.(41)
De ine
e
Ωk=x: sup
Q∈Dm:x∈Q
ψ(B(Q)) ZQ
dσ > γk−1
and le {Qk
j}jbe he maximal cubes in Dmwi h
γk−1< ψ(B(Qk
j)) ZQk
j
dσ.
Then e
Ωk=∪jQk
j. Obse e ha i Qxis he dyadic cube om (41) hen Qx⊂Qk
j o some j,
and hence since he e exis s c0>1 such ha x∈c0B(Qk
j), we ob ain ha Ωk⊂ ∪jc0B(Qk
j).
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Now i ˜
Qk
jis he nex la ges dyadic cube con aining Qk
j, hen
ψ(B(˜
Qk
j)) Z˜
Qk
j
dσ ≤γk−1
and he e o e, by using he doubling p ope y o ψ,
γk−1< ψ(B(Qk
j)) ZQk
j
dσ ≤cψγk−1.(42)
Le Mdy
σ,m be de ined as in Sec ion 3. To p o e he heo em i will enough o show ha
ZS
Mψ( dσ)qdω1/q
≤cZS
(Mdy
σ,m )pdσ1/p
(43)
wi h cindependen o mand , since Mdy
σ,m is bounded on Lp(dσ) uni o mly in m o
1< p < ∞(see o example [W], Lemma 3.8).
Now, we s a wi h
ZS
Mψ( dσ)qdω =X
kZΩk Ωk+1
Mψ( dσ)qdω
≤X
k
γ(k+1)qω(Ωk)≤γ2qX
k
γ(k−1)qX
j
ω(c0B(Qk
j))
≤γ2qX
k,j ψ(B(Qk
j)) ZQk
j
dσ!q
ω(c0B(Qk
j)).
Since ψ(B(Qk
j)) ≤ψ(c0B(Qk
j)) by (23)(a), i we use (25) o c0B(Qk
j), we can con inue wi h
≤CX
k,j
σ(B(Qk
j))−q/p0 ZQk
j
dσ!q
≤CX
k,j
σ(Qk
j)−q/p0 ZQk
j
dσ!q
,
≤C X
k,j
σ(Qk
j)1−p ZQk
j
dσ!p!q/p
,
whe e we ha e used he ac s ha Qk
j⊂B(Qk
j) and ha p≤q.
Recall ha e
Ωk=∪jQk
j. Now le Ek
j=Qk
j e
Ωk+1. Then Ek
j⊂e
Ωk e
Ωk+1 and he se s Ek
j
a e disjoin in bo h j, k. We wish o show ha σ(Qk
j)≤c σ(Ek
j) i γis su icien ly la ge. I is
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by he maximali y o Ql
i. Then, since he Ql
ia e disjoin in i o ixed l, and since ω∈Ady
∞(τ),
X
i:Ql
i⊂Qk
j
ω(Ql
i) = ω(∪i:Ql
i⊂Qk
jQl
i)≤c



∪i:Ql
i⊂Qk
jQl
i

τ,m
τ(B(Qk
j)) 


δ
ω(Qk
j)
≤c Pi:Ql
i⊂Qk
jτ(B(Ql
i))
τ(B(Qk
j)) !δ
ω(Qk
j)≤cγ(k−l)δω(Qk
j).(50)
Now le
Ωk={x: sup
Q∈Dm:x∈Q
1
τ(B(Q)) ZQ
g dω > γk},
and se Ek
j=Qk
j Ωk+1. Then Ek
j⊂Ωk Ωk+1 and he se s Ek
ja e disjoin in bo h j, k. No e
ha Ωk=∪jQk
j. We wish o show ha ω(Qk
j)≤cω(Ek
j) i γis su icien ly la ge. I is enough
o show ha ω(Qk
j∩Ωk+1)<1
2ω(Qk
j). Bu by he dyadic s uc u e and ou ea lie
obse a ions,
ω(Qk
j∩Ωk+1) = X
i:Qk
j∩Qk+1
i6=∅
ω(Qk
j∩Qk+1
i) = X
i:Qk+1
i⊂Qk
j
ω(Qk+1
i)
≤cγ−δω(Qk
j) by (50) wi h l=k+ 1
<1
2ω(Qk
j) i γis la ge.
Nex , we ew i e he sum on he igh side o (49) as
X
j,k
ϕ(B(Qk
j)) Zκ(2κ+1)B(Qk
j)
dσ ω(Qk
j)1
ω(Qk
j)ZQk
j
g dω
and apply H¨olde ’s inequali y o ob ain
ZS
Tm( dσ)g dω ≤
c X
j,k "ϕ(B(Qk
j)) Zκ(2κ+1)B(Qk
j)
dσ#p
ω(Qk
j)!1/p 
X
j,k "1
ω(Qk
j)ZQk
j
g dω#p0
ω(Qk
j)

1/p0
.
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We may eplace ω(Qk
j) by ω(Ek
j) in he nume a o s o bo h o hese sums and hen use he
disjoin ness o he Ek
j o majo ize he las exp ession by
cZS
Mϕ( dσ)pdω1/p ZS
(Mdy
ω,mg)p0dω1/p0
,
whe e Mdy
ω,mgis he dyadic maximal unc ion de ined in §3. As men ioned in §5, Mdy
ω,m is
bounded on Lp(dω) uni o mly in m o 1 < p < ∞. Thus, we ob ain ha
ZS
Tm( dσ)g dω ≤ckMϕ( dσ)kLp(dω)kgkLp0(dω),
wi h cindependen o m, and g, and consequen ly Theo em 2.1 ollows om duali y by
le ing m→ −∞.
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Le us now p o e Co olla y 2.2. Le τbe de ined by τ(B) = (B)β o all B, wi h β > 0 o
be chosen. By hypo hesis, he e exis s  > 0 such ha
ϕ(B1)µ(B1)≤c (B1)
(B2)
ϕ(B2)µ(B2) i B1⊂B2.
The e o e, since µis assumed o sa is y he doubling condi ion o o de D,
ϕ(B1)≤c (B1)
(B2)−D
ϕ(B2) i B1⊂B2
=c (B1)
(B2)(β+−D)−β
ϕ(B2)
=c (B1)
(B2)β+−D
ϕ(B2)τ(B2)
τ(B1).
I ollows ha (16)(c) holds wi h  he e aken o be β+−D. Clea ly, (16)(a), (b) also hold
o any β > 0. Thus, i β+−D > 0, by applying Theo em 2.1 (wi h τ(B) = (B)βas
abo e), he conclusion o Co olla y 2.2 ollows immedia ely.
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7 P oo o Theo em 2.3
We s a wi h he case p= 1, whe e he p oo will be a a ian o ha o Theo em 2.1. The
cases p > 1 and p < 1 will ollow om he case p= 1 using ex apola ion ideas and duali y
be ween Lpspaces.
7.1 The case p=1
By a limi ing a gumen we may assume ha wis bounded wi h compac suppo . Fo ≥0,
we s a wi h inequali y (49) wi h dω eplaced by w dµ and dσ eplaced by dµ:
ZS
Tm( dµ)w dµ ≤cγ X
k,j
ϕ(B(Qk
j)) Zκ(2κ+1)B(Qk
j)
dµ ZQk
j
w dµ,
whe e he dyadic cubes Qk
ja e now he maximal cubes in Dmwi h
γk<1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ
and sa is y
γk<1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ ≤cµγk.
De ine
Ωk=x: sup
Q∈Dm:x∈Q
1
µ(Q)ZQ
w dµ > γk,
and le Ek
j=Qk
j Ωk+1. No e ha Ωk=∪jQk
j. As usual, i Qk
j∩Qk+1
i6=∅, hen Qk+1
i⊂Qk
j.
I γis la ge enough, hen µ(Qk
j)≤2µ(Ek
j) since
µ(Qk
j∩Ωk+1) = X
i:Qk
j∩Qk+1
i6=∅
µ(Qk
j∩Qk+1
i)
=X
i:Qk+1
i⊂Qk
j
µ(Qk+1
i)≤γ−k−1X
i:Qk+1
i⊂Qk
jZQk+1
i
w dµ
≤γ−k−1ZQk
j
w dµ ≤γ−k−1cµγkµ(Qk
j)
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=cµ
γµ(Qk
j)<1
2µ(Qk
j)
i γis la ge.
Thus he e a e se s Ek
j ha a e pai wise disjoin in bo h jand kwi h Ek
j⊂Qk
jand
µ(Qk
j)≤cµ(Ek
j) o a uni e sal cons an c. I we deno e ˜
Qk
j=κ(2κ+ 1)B(Qk
j), hen
ZS
Tm( dµ)w dµ
≤cX
k,j
ϕ(B(Qk
j)) Z˜
Qk
j
dµ 1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ!µ(Qk
j)
≤cX
k,j
ϕ(˜
Qk
j)Z˜
Qk
j
dµ 1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ!µ(Ek
j)
≤cX
k,j ZEk
j
Mϕ( dµ)Mw dµ ≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ)Mw dµ.
This concludes he p oo o (22) when p= 1.
7.2 The case p > 1
Now le p > 1. As we men ioned abo e, ou a gumen will be based on duali y and he case
p= 1. In ac we will p o e some hing sha pe han (21): i δ > 0, he e is a cons an C such
ha o any weigh wand all ,
ZS
|T( dµ)|pw dµ ≤CZS
(Mϕ( dµ))pML(log L)p−1+δ(w)dµ, (51)
whe e ML(log L)p−1+δdeno es he maximal unc ion MΦwi h
Φ( ) = (1 + log+ )p−1+δ, > 0.
The ac ha his es ima e is sha pe han (21) will be shown la e . By he case p= 1, he e
is a cons an cso ha o all , g ≥0 and all m,
ZS
Tm( dµ)g w1/p dµ ≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ)M(g w1/p)dµ.
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Now by he gene alized H¨olde inequali y (35) o an app op ia e Young unc ion Ψ ha will
be chosen soon, we can con inue wi h
≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ)MΨgM¯
Ψ(w1/p)dµ
≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ)p(M¯
Ψ(w1/p))pdµ1/p ZS
(MΨg)p0dµ1/p0
.
To conclude he p oo o (51), we use Theo em 4.2 o an app op ia e Ψ ∈Bp0. Indeed, as
men ioned in §4, we can choose Ψ( )≈ p0(log )−1−, > 0 and la ge, wi h complemen a y
unc ion ¯
Ψ( )≈ p(log )(p−1)(1+) o la ge . Then by combining es ima es, we ob ain
ZS
Tm( dµ)g w1/p dµ ≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ)pML(log L)(p−1)(1+)(w)dµ1/p ZS
gp0dµ1/p0
.
Since he cons an cis independen o m, (51) ollows by duali y and le ing m→ −∞.
To show ha (51) implies (21), we ecall he ollowing lemma om [PW] (see also [P1],
[GI] and [WW] in he usual Euclidean case).
Lemma 7.1 Le k= 1,2,· · · .Then he e is a posi i e cons an csuch ha o any
measu able unc ion w,
kwkL(logL)k,B ≤c
µ(B)ZB
Mkw dµ, (52)
whe e Mkwdeno es he k- old i e a e o he Ha dy–Li lewood maximal unc ion de ined in
(20) and k·kL(logL)k,B deno es k·kΦ,B wi h Φ( ) = (1 + (log+ )k).
Fo k= 1,2,· · · , (52) implies ha
kwkL(logL)k,B ≤c
µ(B)ZB
Mkw dµ.
Thus, i we choose =[p]
p−1−1>0 in he p oo o (51), we ob ain
M¯
Ψ(w1/p)(x)p≈ ML(log L)[p](w)(x)≤c M[p]+1(w)(x),
and pa i) o Theo em 2.3 ollows.
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7.3 The case p < 1
Assume now ha 0 < p < 1. We will p o e he inequali y
ZS
|T( dµ)|pw dµ ≤CZS
(Mϕ( dµ))pMw dµ (53)
by an ex apola ion a gumen , a e i s p o ing a s eng hened e sion o he case p= 1. We
begin wi h a de ini ion.
De ini ion 7.2 A weigh sa is ies he RH∞(µ)condi ion (i.e., he e e se H¨olde condi ion
o in ini e o de ) i he e is a cons an c > 0such ha o each ball B,
ess supB ≤c
µ(B)ZB
dµ
I is easy o check ha RH∞(µ)⊂A∞(µ); in ac we can ake η= 1 in he de ini ion o
A∞(µ).
We will p o e he ollowing e sion o he case p= 1:
Lemma 7.3 Le a weigh sa is ying he RH∞(µ)condi ion. Then he e is a cons an C
such ha o any weigh wand all ,
ZS
|T( dµ)| w dµ ≤CZS
Mϕ( dµ) Mw dµ. (54)
Fo he p oo o his lemma we p oceed as in he case = 1:
ZS
Tm( dµ) w dµ ≤cX
k,j
ϕ(˜
Qk
j)Z˜
Qk
j
dµ ZQk
j
w dµ
≤cX
k,j
ϕ(˜
Qk
j)Z˜
Qk
j
dµ ZQk
j
w dµ (ess supQk
j )
≤cX
k,j
ϕ(˜
Qk
j)Z˜
Qk
j
dµ 1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ!ZQk
j
dµ since ∈RH∞(µ)
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≤cX
k,j
ϕ(˜
Qk
j)Z˜
Qk
j
dµ 1
µ(Qk
j)ZQk
j
w dµ!ZEk
j
dµ since ∈A∞(µ)
≤cX
k,j ZEk
j
Mϕ( dµ)Mw dµ ≤cZS
Mϕ( dµ) Mw dµ.
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Lemma 7.4 Le α > 0and gbe any unc ion such ha Mg is ini e a.e. Then
(Mg)−α∈RH∞(µ).
This obse a ion is due o C. Neugebaue [N] whe e he showed some hing be e :
w∈RH∞(µ)⇔w≈(Mg)−α o some gand some α > 0.
As usual we will deno e wB=1
µ(B)RBw dµ. To p o e (53), we i s obse e ha
w−1∈RH∞(µ) i w∈A1(µ), i.e., i wB≤C ess in Bw o all B, since hen
ess supBw−1= (ess in Bw)−1≤c(wB)−1≤c(w−1)B,
whe e in he las inequali y we ha e used H¨olde ’s inequali y. The cons an cis in ac he
in e se o he cons an Cin he de ini ion o A1(µ).
The second obse a ion we need is ha i w∈RH∞(µ) hen wλ∈RH∞(µ) when λ > 1:
ess supBwλ= (ess supBw)λ≤cλ(wB)λ≤cλ(wλ)B.
Ac ually his is also ue when 0 < λ < 1 bu is a bi ha de and we don’ need i ; see [N].
Le us now p o e (53) o 0 < p < 1. We will use an app op ia e duali y o he spaces
Lp(dν) when p < 1 and νis a measu e: i ≥0 hen
k kLp(dν)= in {Z u−1dν :ku−1kLp0(dν)= 1}=Z u−1dν
o some u≥0 such ha ku−1kLp0(dν)= 1, whe e p0=p
p−1<0. This ollows om he
“ e e se” H¨olde inequali y Z g dν ≥ k kLp(dν)kgkLp0(dν),
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which is a consequence o he usual H¨olde inequali y. Combining his wi h he Lebesgue
di e en ia ion heo em and bo h Lemmas 7.3 and 7.4 o he weigh (M(gδ))−1/δ ∈RH∞(µ),
δ > 0 and g≥0, we ha e
ZS
Mϕ( dµ)Mw
gdµ ≥ZS
Mϕ( dµ)Mw
(M(gδ))1/δ dµ
≥cZS
T( dµ)w
(M(gδ))1/δ dµ ≥ckT( dµ)kLp(wdµ)
(M(gδ))−1/δ
Lp0(wdµ).
Howe e , since he in eg al on he igh side o (53) when aised o he powe 1/p equals
ZS
Mϕ( dµ)Mw
gdµ
o some g, e e y hing is educed o p o ing ha

(M(gδ))−1/δ
Lp0(wdµ)≥ckg−1kLp0(M(w)dµ).
Since p0<0, his is equi alen o saying ha
ZS
(M(gδ))−p0/δ w dµ ≤cZS
g−p0Mw dµ.
Bu i we choose δso ha 0 < δ < −p0, hen −p0/δ > 1 and he las es ima e ollows om he
known (see [FS]) weigh ed no m inequali y
ZS
(M )qw dµ ≤cZS
| |qMw dµ, q > 1.
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