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Background New results Off-diagonal estimates and weighted elliptic operators Cristian Rios University of Calgary Workshop on Harmonic Analysis, Partial Differential Equations and Geometric Measure Theory ICMAT - January 2015 Joint work


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Background New results

Off-diagonal estimates and weighted elliptic

  • perators

Cristian Rios University of Calgary Workshop on Harmonic Analysis, Partial Differential Equations and Geometric Measure Theory ICMAT - January 2015 Joint work with David Cruz-Uribe and Chema Martell

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Background New results

Background Main motivators and instigators Weighted elliptic operators Extended Calderón-Zygmund theory Operators defined by sesquilinear forms Weighted Sobolev Spaces Gaffney estimates Kato for weighted ellipticity New results Off Diagonal estimates The functional calculus Riesz transform bounds Square function estimates Kato estimates Unweighted Kato estimates

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Background New results

Some of the main motivations

Auscher, Hofmann, Lacey, McIntosh, Tchamitchian, "The solution of the Kato square root problem for second order elliptic operators in Rn", Ann.Math. 2002.

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Background New results

Some of the main motivations

Auscher, Hofmann, Lacey, McIntosh, Tchamitchian, "The solution of the Kato square root problem for second order elliptic operators in Rn", Ann.Math. 2002. Auscher, "On necessary and sufficient conditions for Lp-estimates of Riesz transforms ....", Mem.Amer.Math.Soc. 186 (2007)

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Background New results

Some of the main motivations

Auscher, Hofmann, Lacey, McIntosh, Tchamitchian, "The solution of the Kato square root problem for second order elliptic operators in Rn", Ann.Math. 2002. Auscher, "On necessary and sufficient conditions for Lp-estimates of Riesz transforms ....", Mem.Amer.Math.Soc. 186 (2007) Auscher and Martell, "Weighted norm inequalities, off diagonal estimates and elliptic operators I,II, III, IV", Adv.Math 2007, J.Evol.Eq. 2007, JFA 2006, Math Z 2008.

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Background New results

Some of the main motivations

Auscher, Hofmann, Lacey, McIntosh, Tchamitchian, "The solution of the Kato square root problem for second order elliptic operators in Rn", Ann.Math. 2002. Auscher, "On necessary and sufficient conditions for Lp-estimates of Riesz transforms ....", Mem.Amer.Math.Soc. 186 (2007) Auscher and Martell, "Weighted norm inequalities, off diagonal estimates and elliptic operators I,II, III, IV", Adv.Math 2007, J.Evol.Eq. 2007, JFA 2006, Math Z 2008. Cruz-Uribe, R. "The Kato problem for operators with weighted ellipticity", TAMS (to appear)

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Background New results

Auscher and Martell "Weighted norm inequalities, off-diagonal estimates and elliptic operators. Part III:Harmonic Analysis of elliptic operators," JFA 241 (2006) 703-746. L = − div A (x) ∇, A ∈ E (λ, Λ) . Functional calculus for L, and weighted f.c. Riesz transform estimates (Auscher)

  • ∇L−1/2f
  • p ∼ fp,

p− < p < q+. RT weighted estimates

  • ∇L−1/2f
  • Lp(u) fLp(u) ,

p−rw < p < q+/ (sw). Reverse inequalities for √

  • L. max
  • 1, np−

n+p−

  • < p < p+,
  • L1/2f
  • p ∇fp

Square function estimates. Commutators with bmo functions [ϕ (L) , b]p bBMO fp (more).

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Background New results

Weights, Ap and reverse Hölder classes

A weight is any nonnegative locally integrable function u in Rn. The Ap class p > 1 [u]Ap = sup

B

  • B u (x) dx
  • B u−

1 p−1 dx

p−1 < ∞. The A1 class [u]A1 = sup

B

esssup

x∈B

u (x)−1 −

  • B u (x) dx < ∞.

The RHs class s > 1 [u]RHs = sup

B

  • B u (x) dx

−1 −

  • B u (x)s dx

1/s < ∞. The RH∞ class [u]RH∞ = sup

B

esssup

x∈B

u (x)

  • B u (x) dx

−1 < ∞.

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Background New results

Some well known properties of Ap weights

A1 ⊂ Ap ⊂ Aq for 1 ≤ p ≤ q < ∞. RH∞ ⊂ RHq ⊂ RHp for 1 < p ≤ q ≤ ∞. A∞ =

  • 1≤p<∞

Ap =

  • 1<s≤∞

RHs. Ap is left open u ∈ Ap, p > 1 = ⇒ ∃ε > 0 : u ∈ Ap−ε. RHs is right open u ∈ RHs, s < ∞ = ⇒ ∃ε > 0 : u ∈ RHs+ε. 1 < p < ∞, u ∈ Ap ⇐ ⇒ w−

1 p−1 ∈ Ap, p = p/ (p − 1) .

If w ∈ A∞ then dw is doubling.

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Background New results

Extended Calderón-Zygmund theory

Some notation: Given an Euclidean ball B = Br (x) ⊂ Rn denote by C1 (B) = 4B Cj (B) = 2j+1B/2jB, j ≥ 2.

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Background New results

Extended Calderón-Zygmund theory Theorem 1 (Auscher and Martell (II-III))

Given w ∈ A2 with doubling order D, 1 ≤ p0 < q0 ≤ ∞, T : Lq0 (w) − → Lq0 (w) (bounded) sublinear, {Ar}r>0 linear from L∞

c into

Lq0 (w). Suppose that ∀B = Br, f ∈ L∞

c with support(f) ⊂ B and j ≥ 2,

  • Cj(B) |T (I − Ar) f|p0 dw

1/p0 ≤ g (j)

  • B |f|p0 dw

1/p0 , and for j ≥ 1,

  • Cj(B) |Arf|q0 dw

1/q0 ≤ g (j)

  • B |f|p0 dw

1/p0 , where ∑ g (j) < ∞. Then for all p0 < p < q0, there is a constant C such that for all f ∈ L∞

c ,

TfLp(w) ≤ C fLp(w) .

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Background New results

Extended Calderón-Zygmund theory Theorem 2 (Auscher and Martell (II-III))

Given w ∈ A2, 1 ≤ p0 < q0 ≤ ∞, T sublinear and bounded on Lp0 (w), {Ar}r>0 linear and bounded from D ⊂ Lp0 (w) into Lp0 (w) , and S linear from D into measurable functions on Rn. Suppose that ∀f ∈ D, B = Br,

  • B |T (I − Ar) f|p0 dw

1/p0 ≤ ∑

j≥1

g (j)

  • 2j+1B |Sf|p0 dw

1/p0 ,

  • B |TArf|q0 dw

1/q0 ≤ ∑

j≥1

g (j)

  • 2j+1B |Tf|p0 dw

1/p0 , where ∑ g (j) < ∞. Then for all p0 < p < q0, and weights v ∈ Ap/p0 (w) RH(q0/p) (w), there is a constant C such that for all f ∈ D, TfLp(v dw) ≤ C SfLp(v dw) .

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Background New results

Operators given by sesquilinear forms

Let a be a sesquilinear form with dense domain D (a) ⊂ H in a Hilbert space H such that Re a (u, u) ≥ 0, (accretive) |a (u, v)| ≤ M ua va, with fa = (Re a (f, f) + f, fH)1/2, (continuous). (D (a) , ·a) is complete (closed),

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Background New results

Operators given by sesquilinear forms

Let a be a sesquilinear form with dense domain D (a) ⊂ H in a Hilbert space H such that Re a (u, u) ≥ 0, (accretive) |a (u, v)| ≤ M ua va, with fa = (Re a (f, f) + f, fH)1/2, (continuous). (D (a) , ·a) is complete (closed), then there exists an associated operator La such that a (u, v) = Lau, vH , ∀u ∈ D (La) , v ∈ D (a) , with D (La) dense in H.

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Background New results

Operators given by sectorial sesquilinear forms

Let La be the operator associated to a densely defined, accretive, continuous, closed sesquilinear form in a Hilbert space H. If for some 0 ≤ ϑ < π

2 ,

|Im a (u, u)| ≤ tan (ϑ) Re a (u, u) (sectorial of angle ϑ) then La is sectorial of angle ϑ + π

4 , i.e.:

(i) σ (La) ⊂ Σϑ+ π

4 ,

(ii) sup

  • z R (z, La)op | z ∈ C\Σω
  • < ∞ for all ω > ϑ + π

4 ,

R (z, La) = (z − La)−1.

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Background New results

Operators given by sectorial sesquilinear forms

Let La be the operator associated to a densely defined, accretive, continuous, closed sesquilinear form in a Hilbert space H. If for some 0 ≤ ϑ < π

2 ,

|Im a (u, u)| ≤ tan (ϑ) Re a (u, u) (sectorial of angle ϑ) then La is sectorial of angle ϑ + π

4 , i.e.:

(i) σ (La) ⊂ Σϑ+ π

4 ,

(ii) sup

  • z R (z, La)op | z ∈ C\Σω
  • < ∞ for all ω > ϑ + π

4 ,

R (z, La) = (z − La)−1. A consequence of (ii) is that La has a bounded holomorphic calculus in H. (iii) If ϕ is a bounded holomorphic function in Σω then ϕ (La)op ≤ ϕ∞ . In particular,

  • e−tLau
  • H ≤ uH for all t > 0.

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Background New results

Weighted Sobolev spaces

Given a weight w we let Lp (w) =

  • f measurable, fLp(w) < ∞
  • with fLp(w) =
  • Rn |f (x)|p dw

1/p. Similarly, for integers k ≥ 0, we let Wk,p (w) = {f ∈ Lp (w) : |Dαf| ∈ Lp (w) |α| ≤ k} where Dαf is distributional. The norm is defined as fWk,p(w) =  

k

j=0 ∑ |α|=j

  • Rn |Dαf (x)|p dw

 

1/p

.

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Background New results

Weighted Sobolev spaces

Let Λs be the pseudodifferential operator with symbol

  • 1 + 4π2 |ξ|2−s/2

(Bessel potential).

Theorem 3 (Miller (TAMS 82))

If w ∈ Ap then for all integers k ≥ 0 Wk,p (w) = Λ−k (Lp (w)) with equivalence of norms, i.e.: uWk,p(w) ≈

  • Λku
  • Lp(w) .

Moreover, Wk,p (w) is a Banach space and, if p = 2, Hk (w) := Wk,2 (w) is a Hilbert space with inner product u, vHk(w) =

k

j=0 ∑ |α|=j

  • Rn Dαu (x) Dαv (x) dw.

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Background New results

The Fabes-Kenig-Serapioni Poincaré inequality

Given w ∈ A∞ we define rw = inf

  • p : w ∈ Ap
  • ,

sw = sup

  • q : w ∈ RHq
  • .

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Background New results

The Fabes-Kenig-Serapioni Poincaré inequality

Given w ∈ A∞ we define rw = inf

  • p : w ∈ Ap
  • ,

sw = sup

  • q : w ∈ RHq
  • .

Theorem 4 (Fabes, Kenig, Serapioni, Comm. PDE 1982)

p ≥ 1, w ∈ Ap, p∗

w = p nrw nrw−p if p < nrw, p∗ w = ∞ otherwise. Then for every

p ≤ q < p∗

w, f ∈ C∞ 0 (Br) ,

  • Br

|f (x)|q dw 1/q ≤ Cr

  • Br

|∇f (x)|p dw 1/p . If f ∈ C∞ (Br), then

  • Br

|f (x) − fBr,w|q dw 1/q ≤ Cr

  • Br

|∇f (x)|p dw 1/p .

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Background New results

Weighted elliptic operators

Given 0 < λ ≤ Λ < ∞, we let En (λ, Λ) be the set of complex n × n matrices A (x) such that λ |ξ|2 ≤ Re A (x) ξ, ξ , ∀ξ ∈ Cn, (ellipticity), Λ |ξ| |η| ≥ |A (x) ξ, η| , ∀ξ, η ∈ Cn, (boundedness).

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Background New results

Weighted elliptic operators

Given 0 < λ ≤ Λ < ∞, we let En (λ, Λ) be the set of complex n × n matrices A (x) such that λ |ξ|2 ≤ Re A (x) ξ, ξ , ∀ξ ∈ Cn, (ellipticity), Λ |ξ| |η| ≥ |A (x) ξ, η| , ∀ξ, η ∈ Cn, (boundedness). For w ∈ A2, and A ∈ En (λ, Λ), we define the sesquilinear form in H1 (w) aw (u, v) =

  • Rn A (x) ∇u · ∇v dw.

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Background New results

Weighted elliptic operators

Given 0 < λ ≤ Λ < ∞, we let En (λ, Λ) be the set of complex n × n matrices A (x) such that λ |ξ|2 ≤ Re A (x) ξ, ξ , ∀ξ ∈ Cn, (ellipticity), Λ |ξ| |η| ≥ |A (x) ξ, η| , ∀ξ, η ∈ Cn, (boundedness). For w ∈ A2, and A ∈ En (λ, Λ), we define the sesquilinear form in H1 (w) aw (u, v) =

  • Rn A (x) ∇u · ∇v dw.

It easily follows that the form aw is densely defined in L2 (w), accretive, continuous, closed, and sectorial of angle ϑ = arctan

  • Λ2

λ2 − 1

  • .

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Background New results

Weighted elliptic operators

Given 0 < λ ≤ Λ < ∞, we let En (λ, Λ) be the set of complex n × n matrices A (x) such that λ |ξ|2 ≤ Re A (x) ξ, ξ , ∀ξ ∈ Cn, (ellipticity), Λ |ξ| |η| ≥ |A (x) ξ, η| , ∀ξ, η ∈ Cn, (boundedness). For w ∈ A2, and A ∈ En (λ, Λ), we define the sesquilinear form in H1 (w) aw (u, v) =

  • Rn A (x) ∇u · ∇v dw.

It easily follows that the form aw is densely defined in L2 (w), accretive, continuous, closed, and sectorial of angle ϑ = arctan

  • Λ2

λ2 − 1

  • . The

associated operator Lw has dense domain D (Lw) in L2 (w) and it is formally given by Lwu (x) = − 1 w (x) div w (x) A (x) ∇u (x) =: − 1 w (x) div Aw (x) ∇u (x) .

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Background New results

Gaffney type estimates

The sectoriality of Lw and the techniques in "The solution of the Kato square root problem for second order operators on Rn" (Lemma 2.1), Auscher, Hofmann, Lacey, McIntosh, Tchamitchian, (Annals 2002), provide:

Theorem 5 (Cruz-Uribe, R., JFA 2008)

w ∈ A2, A ∈ E (λ, Λ), E, F closed in Rn, z ∈ Σν, 0 < ν < arctan

  • λ

Λ2−λ2

  • ,
  • e−zLw (1Ef) 1F
  • L2(w)

≤ Ce− cd2(E,F)

|z|

1EfL2(w) ,

  • |z|∇e−zLw (1Ef) 1F
  • L2(w)

≤ Ce− cd2(E,F)

|z|

1EfL2(w) ,

  • zLwe−zLw (1Ef) 1F
  • L2(w)

≤ Ce− cd2(E,F)

|z|

1EfL2(w) .

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Background New results

The Kato estimate for weighted elliptic operators Theorem 6 (Cruz-Uribe, R, TAMS 2013?)

w ∈ A2, A ∈ E (λ, Λ), there exists C = C

  • n, λ, Λ, [w]A2
  • such that

C−1 ∇fL2(w) ≤

  • L

1 2

wf

  • L2(w)

≤ C ∇fL2(w) for all f ∈ H1 (w).

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Background New results

The Kato estimate for weighted elliptic operators Theorem 6 (Cruz-Uribe, R, TAMS 2013?)

w ∈ A2, A ∈ E (λ, Λ), there exists C = C

  • n, λ, Λ, [w]A2
  • such that

C−1 ∇fL2(w) ≤

  • L

1 2

wf

  • L2(w)

≤ C ∇fL2(w) for all f ∈ H1 (w). Auscher, Rosén, Rule, Boundary value problems for degenerate elliptic equations and systems, (2014). Extended Kato square root estimates to more general operators and systems.

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for e−tLw Definition 7 (Full off diagonal estimates)

Given 1 ≤ p ≤ q ≤ ∞, a family of sublinear operators {Tt} satisfies full

  • ff-diagonal estimates from Lp (w) to Lq (w), denoted by

Tt ∈ F (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)) if there exists constants C, c, θ > 0 such that for all closed E and F Tt (f1E) 1FLq(w) ≤ Ct−θe− d2(E,F)

t

f1ELp(w) .

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for e−tLw Definition 7 (Full off diagonal estimates)

Given 1 ≤ p ≤ q ≤ ∞, a family of sublinear operators {Tt} satisfies full

  • ff-diagonal estimates from Lp (w) to Lq (w), denoted by

Tt ∈ F (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)) if there exists constants C, c, θ > 0 such that for all closed E and F Tt (f1E) 1FLq(w) ≤ Ct−θe− d2(E,F)

t

f1ELp(w) . Note: By the Gaffney estimates for e−tLw we have that e−tLw ∈ F

  • L2 (w) −

→ L2 (w)

  • ,

√ t∇e−tLw ∈ F

  • L2 (w) −

→ L2 (w)

  • ,

tLwe−tLw ∈ F

  • L2 (w) −

→ L2 (w)

  • .

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Background New results

Definition 8 (Off diagonal estimates on balls)

Given 1 ≤ p ≤ q ≤ ∞, a family of sublinear operators {Tt} satisfies

  • ff-diagonal estimates on ball from Lp (w) to Lq (w), denoted by

Tt ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)) if there exists constants c, θ1, θ2 > 0 such that for all balls B,

  • B |Tt (1Bf)|q dw

1

q

Υ r √ t θ2 −

  • B |f|p dw

1

p

, where r = r (B), and for all j ≥ 2

  • B
  • Tt
  • 1Cj(B)f
  • q

dw 1

q

2jθ1Υ

  • 2jr

√ t θ2 e− c4jr2

t

  • Cj(B) |f|p dw

1

p

, and

  • Cj(B) |Tt (1Bf)|q dw

1

q

2jθ1Υ

  • 2jr

√ t θ2 e− c4jr2

t

  • B |f|p dw

1

p

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Background New results

The function Υ

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

s y

Υ (s) = max {s, 1/s} = exp (|ln s|)

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for the semigroup e−tLw Theorem 9 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

There exist p− = p− (Lw) < p+ (Lw) = p+ with 1 ≤ p− ≤ (2∗

w) < 2 < 2∗ w ≤ p+ ≤ ∞

such that if p− < p ≤ q < p+ then e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)).

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for the semigroup e−tLw Theorem 9 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

There exist p− = p− (Lw) < p+ (Lw) = p+ with 1 ≤ p− ≤ (2∗

w) < 2 < 2∗ w ≤ p+ ≤ ∞

such that if p− < p ≤ q < p+ then e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)).

Proof (hint).

e−tLw, √ t∇e−tLw ∈ F

  • L2 (w) −

→ L2 (w) ⊂ O

  • L2 (w) −

→ L2 (w)

  • , then
  • B
  • e−tLw (1Bf)
  • q

dw 1/q ≤

  • B
  • e−tLw (1Bf)
  • 2

dw 1/2 + r

  • B
  • ∇e−tLw (1Bf)
  • 2

dw 1/2

  • Υ

r √ t 1+θ2 −

  • B |f|2 dw

1/2 .

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Background New results

Weighted off diagonal estimates for the semigroup e−tLw Theorem 10

w ∈ A2, p− (Lw) = p− < p ≤ q < p+ = p+ (Lw), and u ∈ Ap/p− (w) RH(p+/q) (w) we have that e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (udw) − → Lq (udw)) .

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Background New results

Weighted off diagonal estimates for the semigroup e−tLw Theorem 10

w ∈ A2, p− (Lw) = p− < p ≤ q < p+ = p+ (Lw), and u ∈ Ap/p− (w) RH(p+/q) (w) we have that e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (udw) − → Lq (udw)) .

Corollary 11

If w is a weight such that 1 ≤ rw < 1 + 2

n and sw > n 2rw + 1, then

e−tLw ∈ O

  • L2 −

→ L2 . In particular, it suffices that w ∈ A

n n−1

RHn+1.

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for

t∇e−tLw Theorem 12 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

There exist q− = q− (Lw) < q+ (Lw) = q+ with 1 ≤ q− ≤ (2∗

w) < 2 < q+ ≤ ∞

such that if q− < p ≤ q < q+ then √ t∇e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)). Moreover, q− (Lw) = p− (Lw).

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for

t∇e−tLw Theorem 12 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

There exist q− = q− (Lw) < q+ (Lw) = q+ with 1 ≤ q− ≤ (2∗

w) < 2 < q+ ≤ ∞

such that if q− < p ≤ q < q+ then √ t∇e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)). Moreover, q− (Lw) = p− (Lw). Note: The proof that q+ > 2 is nontrivial.

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Background New results

Off diagonal estimates for

t∇e−tLw Theorem 12 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

There exist q− = q− (Lw) < q+ (Lw) = q+ with 1 ≤ q− ≤ (2∗

w) < 2 < q+ ≤ ∞

such that if q− < p ≤ q < q+ then √ t∇e−tLw ∈ O (Lp (w) − → Lq (w)). Moreover, q− (Lw) = p− (Lw). Note: The proof that q+ > 2 is nontrivial.Just use this: Caccioppoli, Poincaré, Ghering, Hodge projection (Auscher-Martell estimates), Riesz transform estimates, Functional calculus, Semigroup estimates.

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Background New results

The functional calculus

Denote by H∞

0 (Σν) the set of holomorphic functions ϕ in the sector

Σν = {|arg z| < ν} which satisfy |ϕ (z)| ≤ c |z|s 1 + |z|2s for some c, s > 0.

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Background New results

The functional calculus

Denote by H∞

0 (Σν) the set of holomorphic functions ϕ in the sector

Σν = {|arg z| < ν} which satisfy |ϕ (z)| ≤ c |z|s 1 + |z|2s for some c, s > 0.

Proposition 12.1 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

For w ∈ A2, A ∈ E (λ, Λ) fix ν such that arctan

  • Λ2

λ2 − 1

  • < ν < π. Then

for p− (Lw) < p < p+ (Lw) and any ϕ ∈ H∞

0 (Σν),

ϕ (Lw) fLp(w) ≤ C ϕ∞ fLp(w) . with C independent of f and ϕ. Furthermore, if v ∈ Ap/p− (w) RH(p+/p) (w) then Lw also has a bounded holomorphic calculus on Lp (v dw) : ϕ (Lw) fLp(v dw) ≤ C ϕ∞ fLp(v dw).

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Background New results

The functional calculus, unweighted space Corollary 13 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

For A ∈ E (λ, Λ) fix ν such that arctan

  • Λ2

λ2 − 1

  • < ν < π. Then if w ∈ A2

is such that 1 < rw < 1 + 2

n and sw > n 2rw + 1, then for any ϕ ∈ H∞ 0 (Σν),

ϕ (Lw) fL2 ≤ C ϕ∞ fL2 . In particular, it suffices to take w ∈ A

n n−1

RHn+1.

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Background New results

Riesz transform estimates Proposition 13.1

For each p− (Lw) < p < q+ (Lw), there exists C such that

  • ∇L−1/2

w

f

  • Lp(w) ≤ C fLp(w) .

Furthermore, if v ∈ Ap/p− (w) RH(q+/p) (w) then

  • ∇L−1/2

w

f

  • Lp(v dw) ≤ C fLp(v dw) .

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Background New results

Riesz transform estimates Proposition 13.1

For each p− (Lw) < p < q+ (Lw), there exists C such that

  • ∇L−1/2

w

f

  • Lp(w) ≤ C fLp(w) .

Furthermore, if v ∈ Ap/p− (w) RH(q+/p) (w) then

  • ∇L−1/2

w

f

  • Lp(v dw) ≤ C fLp(v dw) .

Corollary 14

If w ∈ A2, then for all weights v and exponents q such that p−rv (w) < q < q+/ (sv (w)),

  • ∇L−1/2

w

f

  • L2 ≤ C fL2 .

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Background New results

Square function estimates

gLwf (x) = ∞

  • (tLw)1/2 e−tLwf (x)
  • 2 dt

t 1

2

, GLwf (x) = ∞

  • t1/2∇e−tLwf (x)
  • 2 dt

t 1

2

.

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Background New results

Square function estimates

gLwf (x) = ∞

  • (tLw)1/2 e−tLwf (x)
  • 2 dt

t 1

2

, GLwf (x) = ∞

  • t1/2∇e−tLwf (x)
  • 2 dt

t 1

2

.

Theorem 15

Let p− (Lw) < p < p+ (Lw) and p− (Lw) < q < q+ (Lw), then gLwfLp(w) ∼ fLp(w) , ∀f ∈ Lp (w)

  • L2 (w)

and GLwfLq(w) ∼ fLq(w) , ∀f ∈ Lq (w)

  • L2 (w) .

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Background New results

Weighted square function estimates Theorem 16

For all weights u and exponents p such that p−ru (w) < p < p+/ (su (w)), gLwfLp(u dw) ∼ fLp(u dw) , and for all weights v and exponents q such that p−rv (w) < q < q+/ (sv (w)), GLwfLq(v dw) ∼ fLq(v dw) . Finally, the inequality fLq(v dw) GLwfLp(v dw) holds for p− < q < ∞ whenever v ∈ Ap (w).

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Background New results

Kato estimates Theorem 17 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

w ∈ A2, max {rw, p−} < p < q+, then

  • L1/2

w f

  • Lp(w) ∼ ∇fLp(w)

and if v ∈ A

p max{rw,p−} (w) RH(q+/p) (w), then

  • L1/2

w f

  • Lp(v dw) ∼ ∇fLp(v dw) .

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Background New results

Unweighted Kato estimates Theorem 18 (Cruz-Uribe, Martell, R.)

Suppose that w ∈ A2 and p−r 1

w (w) < 2 < q+/

  • s 1

w (w)

  • , then
  • L1/2

w f

  • L2 ∼ ∇fL2 .

In particular, this holds if w ∈ A1

RH1+ n

2 .

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Background New results

Unweighted Kato estimates

Note on the weight conditions r 1

w (w) < p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ RHp, and s 1

w (w) > p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ Ap.

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Background New results

Unweighted Kato estimates

Note on the weight conditions r 1

w (w) < p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ RHp, and s 1

w (w) > p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ Ap. Hence p−r 1

w (w) ≤ 2 holds if

2 nrw nrw + 2 (sw) < 2;

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Background New results

Unweighted Kato estimates

Note on the weight conditions r 1

w (w) < p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ RHp, and s 1

w (w) > p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ Ap. Hence p−r 1

w (w) ≤ 2 holds if

2 nrw nrw + 2 (sw) < 2; and 2 < q+/

  • s 1

w (w)

  • requires

rw <

  • r

w

=

  • s 1

w (w)

  • < q+

2 .

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Background New results

Unweighted Kato estimates

Note on the weight conditions r 1

w (w) < p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ RHp, and s 1

w (w) > p ⇐

⇒ w ∈ Ap. Hence p−r 1

w (w) ≤ 2 holds if

2 nrw nrw + 2 (sw) < 2; and 2 < q+/

  • s 1

w (w)

  • requires

rw <

  • r

w

=

  • s 1

w (w)

  • < q+

2 . In particular, if rw = 1 (w ∈ A1), the second condition is satisfied. For the first, we also need

n n+2 (sw) < 1. i.e.:

n + 2 2 < sw.

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Background New results

Thank you!

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