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Erin Terwilleger

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arXiv2007

Hankel Operators in Several Complex Variables and Product $BMO\zProd$

$H^2\zProd$ denotes the Hardy space of square integrable functions analytic in each variable separately. Let $P^{\ominus}$ be the natural projection of $L^2\zProd$ onto $\z8{H^2\zProd}$. A Hankel operator with symbol $b$ is the linear operator from $H^2\zProd$ to $\z8{H^2\zProd}$ given by $H_b \zvf=P^{\ominus}\bar b \zvf$. We show that \md0 \norm H_b ..\simeq \norm P^{\oplus}b.BMO\zProd., \emd where the right hand norm is S.-Y. Chang and R. Fefferman product $BMO$. This fact has well known equivalences in terms of commutators and the weak factorization of $H^1\zProd$. In the case of two complex variables, this is due to Ferguson and Lacey \cite{MR1961195}. While the current proof is inductive, and one can take the one complex variable case as the basis step, it is heavily influenced by the methods of Ferguson and Lacey. The induction is carried out with a particular form of a lemma due to Journé \cite{MR87g:42028}, which occurs implicitly in the work of J. Pipher \cite{MR88a:42019}.

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arXiv2006

Wiener-Wintner for Hilbert Transform

We prove the following extension of the Wiener--Wintner Theorem in Ergodic Theor and the Carleson Theorem on pointwise convergence of Fourier series: For all measure preserving flows $ (X,μ, T_t)$ and $ f\in L^p (X,μ)$, there is a set $X_f\subset X $ of probability one, so that for all $x\in X_f$ we have \begin{equation*} \lim _{s\downarrow0} \int _{s<\abs t<1/s} \operatorname e ^{i θt} f(\operatorname T_tx)\; \frac{dt}t \qquad \text{exists for all $θ$.} \end{equation*} The proof is by way of establishing an appropriate oscillation inequality which is itself an extension of Carleson's theorem.

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arXiv2004

Remarks on Product VMO

Well known results related to the compactness of Hankel operators of one complex variable are extended to little Hankel operators of two complex variables. Critical to these considerations is the result of Ferguson and Lacey characterizing the boundedness of the little Hankel operators in terms of the product BMO of S.-Y. Chang and R. Fefferman.

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arXiv2002

L^p bounds for a maximal dyadic sum operator

We prove $L^p$ bounds in the range $1<p<\infty$ for a maximal dyadic sum operator on $\rn$. This maximal operator provides a discrete multidimensional model of Carleson's operator. Its boundedness is obtained by a simple twist of the proof of Carleson's theorem given by Lacey and Thiele, adapted in higher dimensions by Pramanik and Terwilleger. In dimension one, the $\lp$ boundedness of this maximal dyadic sum implies in particular an alternative proof of Hunt's extension of Carleson's theorem on almost everywhere convergence of Fourier integrals.

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arXiv2002

A weak L^2 estimate for a maximal dyadic sum operator on R^n

Lacey and Thiele have recently obtained a new proof of Carleson's theorem on almost everywhere convergence of Fourier series. This paper is a generalization of their techniques (known broadly as time-frequency analysis) to higher dimensions. In particular, a weak-type (2,2) estimate is derived for a maximal dyadic sum operator on R^n, n > 1. As an application one obtains a new proof of Sjölin's theorem on weak L^2 estimates for the maximal conjugated Calderón-Zygmund operator on R^n.

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