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arXiv · 1908.04028

The ${\rm BMO}\to{\rm BLO}$ action of the maximal operator on $\alpha$-trees

Abstract

We obtain the explicit upper Bellman function for the natural dyadic maximal operator acting from ${\rm BMO}(\mathbb{R}^n)$ into ${\rm BLO}(\mathbb{R}^n).$ As a consequence, we show that the ${\rm BMO}\to{\rm BLO}$ norm of the natural operator equals 1 for all $n,$ and so does the norm of the classical dyadic maximal operator. The main result is a partial corollary of a theorem for the so-called $\alpha$-trees, which generalize dyadic lattices. The Bellman function in this setting exhibits an interesting quasi-periodic structure depending on $\alpha,$ but also allows a majorant independent of $\alpha,$ hence the dimension-free norm constant. We also describe the decay of the norm with respect to the difference between the average of a function on a cube and the infimum of its maximal function on that cube. An explicit norm-optimizing sequence is constructed.

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Adam Osȩkowski, Leonid Slavin, Vasily Vasyunin. 2019-08-12. The ${\rm BMO}\to{\rm BLO}$ action of the maximal operator on $\alpha$-trees. https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.04028

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