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Order continuity in abstract Ces aro function spaces Tomasz Kiwerski 1 , 2 1 Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Econometrics University of Zielona Gra 2 Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Institute of Mathematics Pozna University


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Order continuity in abstract Ces´ aro function spaces

Tomasz Kiwerski1, 2

1Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Econometrics

University of Zielona Góra

2Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Institute of Mathematics

Poznań University of Technology

Paweł Domański Memorial Conference Będlewo, July 2018

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Contents

1

Introduction Preface Preliminaries Ces´ aro function spaces

2

Results Order continuity

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[KK17] T. Kiwerski and P. Kolwicz, Isomorphic copies of ℓ∞ in Ces` aro-Orlicz function spaces, Positivity 21, no. 3, 2017, 1015-1030, doi: 10.1007/s11117-016-0449-6, [KT17] T. Kiwerski, J. Tomaszewski, Local approach to order continuity in Ces´ aro function spaces, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 445, no. 2 2017, 1636-1654, doi: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2017.06.061.

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Contents

1

Introduction Preface Preliminaries Ces´ aro function spaces

2

Results Order continuity

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In 1968, the Dutch Mathematical Society posted the problem to finding a reprezentation of a dual spaces in the sense of K¨

  • the of

Ces´ aro sequence spaces cesp and Ces´ aro function spaces Cesp[0, ∞), [Pr68].

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1[Pr68] Programma van Jaarlijkse Prijsvragen (Annual Problem Section), Nieuw

  • Arch. Wiskd. 16 (1968), 47-51

2[KKL48] B. I. Korenblyum, S. G. Kre˘

ın and B. Ya. Levin, On certain nonlinear questions of the theory of singular integrals, 1948

3[Le71] G. M. Leibowitz, A note on the Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1971

4[Ja74] A. A. Jagers, A note on Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1974

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In 1968, the Dutch Mathematical Society posted the problem to finding a reprezentation of a dual spaces in the sense of K¨

  • the of

Ces´ aro sequence spaces cesp and Ces´ aro function spaces Cesp[0, ∞), [Pr68].

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The space Ces∞[0, 1] appeared already in 1948 and it is known as the Korenblyum-Kre˘ ın-Levin space K, [KKL48].

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1[Pr68] Programma van Jaarlijkse Prijsvragen (Annual Problem Section), Nieuw

  • Arch. Wiskd. 16 (1968), 47-51

2[KKL48] B. I. Korenblyum, S. G. Kre˘

ın and B. Ya. Levin, On certain nonlinear questions of the theory of singular integrals, 1948

3[Le71] G. M. Leibowitz, A note on the Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1971

4[Ja74] A. A. Jagers, A note on Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1974

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In 1968, the Dutch Mathematical Society posted the problem to finding a reprezentation of a dual spaces in the sense of K¨

  • the of

Ces´ aro sequence spaces cesp and Ces´ aro function spaces Cesp[0, ∞), [Pr68].

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The space Ces∞[0, 1] appeared already in 1948 and it is known as the Korenblyum-Kre˘ ın-Levin space K, [KKL48].

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For the first time, the properties of cesp were studied by Shiue in

  • 1970. In early ’70, Leibowitz and Jagers, showed, among others, that

cesp are separable and reflexive spces for 1 < p < ∞ and ces1 = {0}, [Le71] & [Ja74].

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1[Pr68] Programma van Jaarlijkse Prijsvragen (Annual Problem Section), Nieuw

  • Arch. Wiskd. 16 (1968), 47-51

2[KKL48] B. I. Korenblyum, S. G. Kre˘

ın and B. Ya. Levin, On certain nonlinear questions of the theory of singular integrals, 1948

3[Le71] G. M. Leibowitz, A note on the Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1971

4[Ja74] A. A. Jagers, A note on Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1974

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Considerations on spaces Cesp[0, ∞) for 1 p ∞ were also initiated by Shiue in 1970, [Sh70]. Later, these spaces were studied by Hassard and Hussein [HH73] Sy, Zhang and Lee [SZL87].

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5[Sh70] J. S. Shiue, A note on Ces`

aro function space, 1970

6[HH73] B. D. Hassard, D. A. Hussein, On Ces`

aro function spaces, 1973

7[SZL87] P. W. Sy, W. Y. Zhang, P. Y. Lee, The dual of Ces`

aro function spaces, 1987

8[LL88] S. K. Lim, P. Y. Lee, An Orlicz extension of Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1988

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Considerations on spaces Cesp[0, ∞) for 1 p ∞ were also initiated by Shiue in 1970, [Sh70]. Later, these spaces were studied by Hassard and Hussein [HH73] Sy, Zhang and Lee [SZL87].

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Ces´ aro-Orlicz sequence spaces cesϕ appeared for the first time in Lim and Lee paper from 1988, [LL88].

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5[Sh70] J. S. Shiue, A note on Ces`

aro function space, 1970

6[HH73] B. D. Hassard, D. A. Hussein, On Ces`

aro function spaces, 1973

7[SZL87] P. W. Sy, W. Y. Zhang, P. Y. Lee, The dual of Ces`

aro function spaces, 1987

8[LL88] S. K. Lim, P. Y. Lee, An Orlicz extension of Ces`

aro sequence spaces, 1988

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General considerations of abstract Ces´ aro spaces CX began to be studied in papers by Leśnik and Maligranda, e.g. [LM15a] & [LM15b].

9 10

9[LM15a] K. Leśnik and M. Maligranda, Abstract Ces`

aro Spaces. Duality, 2015

10[LM15b] K. Leśnik and M. Maligranda, Abstract Ces`

aro Spaces. Optimal Range, 2015

11[AM14] S. V. Astashkin and L. Maligranda, Structure of Ces`

aro function spaces: a survey, 2014

12[Be96] G. Bennett, Factorizing the Classical Inequalities, 1996 13[LWL96] Y. Q. Liu, B. E. Wu, P. Y. Lee, Methods of Sequence Spaces, 1996 Tomasz Kiwerski (Poznań University of Technology) Order continuity in abstract Ces´ aro function spaces Paweł Domański Memorial ConferenceBędlewo, / 33

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General considerations of abstract Ces´ aro spaces CX began to be studied in papers by Leśnik and Maligranda, e.g. [LM15a] & [LM15b].

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For a long time (for technical reasons) the structure of Ces´ aro function spaces have not attracted a lot of attention in contrast to their sequence counterparts (e.g. S. Chen, Y. Cui, H. Hudzik, B. Sims,

  • A. Kamińska, L. Jie, Y. Lie, R. Płuciennik, C. Meng, D. Kubiak, P. Y.

Lee, L. Maligranda, N. Petrot, S. Suantai, A. Szymaszkiewicz, cf. references in [AM14] and results in [Be96] & [LWL96]). 11 12 13

9[LM15a] K. Leśnik and M. Maligranda, Abstract Ces`

aro Spaces. Duality, 2015

10[LM15b] K. Leśnik and M. Maligranda, Abstract Ces`

aro Spaces. Optimal Range, 2015

11[AM14] S. V. Astashkin and L. Maligranda, Structure of Ces`

aro function spaces: a survey, 2014

12[Be96] G. Bennett, Factorizing the Classical Inequalities, 1996 13[LWL96] Y. Q. Liu, B. E. Wu, P. Y. Lee, Methods of Sequence Spaces, 1996 Tomasz Kiwerski (Poznań University of Technology) Order continuity in abstract Ces´ aro function spaces Paweł Domański Memorial ConferenceBędlewo, / 33

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Recently, both isomorphic and isometric structure of Ces´ aro function spaces attracts the attention of many authors, e.g. Astahskin, Leśnik and Maligranda [ALM15], Curbera and Ricker [CR16], Delgado and Soria [DS07], Kamińska and Kubiak [KK12].

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14[ALM15] S. V. Astashkin, K. Leśnik, L. Maligranda, Isomorphic structure of Ces´

aro and Tandori spaces, 2017

15[DS08] O. Delgado and J. Soria, Optimal domain for the Hardy operator, 2007 16[CR16] G. P. Curbera, W. J. Ricker, Abstract Ces`

aro spaces: integral representation, 2016

17[KK12] A. Kaminska, D. Kubiak, On the dual of Ces`

aro function space, 2012

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Contents

1

Introduction Preface Preliminaries Ces´ aro function spaces

2

Results Order continuity

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By L0 = L0(I) we denote the set of all equivalence classes of real-valued Lebesgue measurable functions defined on I = [0, 1] or I = [0, ∞). Support of function f ∈ L0(I) is defined as supp(f ) := {t ∈ I : f (t) = 0}. (1)

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Banach function space

A Banach space X := (X, ·) is said to be a Banach function space (function space, for short) on I (we write X[0, 1] or X[0, ∞)) if

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Banach function space

A Banach space X := (X, ·) is said to be a Banach function space (function space, for short) on I (we write X[0, 1] or X[0, ∞)) if (i) X is a linear subspace of L0(I),

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Banach function space

A Banach space X := (X, ·) is said to be a Banach function space (function space, for short) on I (we write X[0, 1] or X[0, ∞)) if (i) X is a linear subspace of L0(I), (ii) X satisfies the so-called ideal property, i.e. if g ∈ X, f ∈ L0(I) and |f | |g| almost everywhere on I, then f ∈ X and f g.

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Banach function space

A Banach space X := (X, ·) is said to be a Banach function space (function space, for short) on I (we write X[0, 1] or X[0, ∞)) if (i) X is a linear subspace of L0(I), (ii) X satisfies the so-called ideal property, i.e. if g ∈ X, f ∈ L0(I) and |f | |g| almost everywhere on I, then f ∈ X and f g. It is often assumed that there exist f ∈ X such that f (t) > 0 for each t ∈ I, (2) (such an element is called weak unit).

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Banach function space

A Banach space X := (X, ·) is said to be a Banach function space (function space, for short) on I (we write X[0, 1] or X[0, ∞)) if (i) X is a linear subspace of L0(I), (ii) X satisfies the so-called ideal property, i.e. if g ∈ X, f ∈ L0(I) and |f | |g| almost everywhere on I, then f ∈ X and f g. It is often assumed that there exist f ∈ X such that f (t) > 0 for each t ∈ I, (2) (such an element is called weak unit). In addition, we say that X is non-trivial if X = {0}.

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For two Banach spaces E and F on I the symbol E ֒ → F, (3) means that the embedding E ⊂ F is continuous, i.e. there is a constant 0 < M < ∞ (we call it a embedding constant) such that f F M f E for all f ∈ E. (4)

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For two Banach spaces E and F on I the symbol E ֒ → F, (3) means that the embedding E ⊂ F is continuous, i.e. there is a constant 0 < M < ∞ (we call it a embedding constant) such that f F M f E for all f ∈ E. (4) Recall that for two Banach function spaces E and F embedding E ⊂ F is always continuous.

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For two Banach spaces E and F on I the symbol E ֒ → F, (3) means that the embedding E ⊂ F is continuous, i.e. there is a constant 0 < M < ∞ (we call it a embedding constant) such that f F M f E for all f ∈ E. (4) Recall that for two Banach function spaces E and F embedding E ⊂ F is always continuous. Moreover, E = F means that the spaces are the same as the sets and the norms are equivalent.

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For function f ∈ L0(I) we define distribution function of f as df (λ) := m({t ∈ I : |f (t)| > λ}), (5) for 0 λ ∈ I. We say, that two functions f , g ∈ L0 are equimeasurable when they have the same distribution functions, i.e. df ≡ dg. (6)

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Symmetric space

By symmetric Banach function space (symmetric space, for short) on I we mean a Banach function space E = (E, ·E) on I equipped with additional property - for any two equimeasurable functions f , g ∈ L0(I) if f ∈ E, then g ∈ E and f E = gE. (7)

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Symmetric space

By symmetric Banach function space (symmetric space, for short) on I we mean a Banach function space E = (E, ·E) on I equipped with additional property - for any two equimeasurable functions f , g ∈ L0(I) if f ∈ E, then g ∈ E and f E = gE. (7) In particular, f E = f ∗E , where f ∗(t) := inf{λ > 0 : df (λ) t}, (8) for t 0 (f ∗ is called non-increasing rearrangament of function f ).

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Fundamental function

For a symmetric space E on I its fundamental function φE is defined by the formula φE(t) :=

  • χ[0,t]
  • E ,

(9) for t ∈ I.

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Fundamental function

For a symmetric space E on I its fundamental function φE is defined by the formula φE(t) :=

  • χ[0,t]
  • E ,

(9) for t ∈ I. Writing φE(0+) or φE(∞) we understand lim

t→0+ φE(t) or lim t→∞ φE(t),

respectively.

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Order continuity

A point f ∈ X is said to have an order continuous norm (f is an OC-point) if for any sequence (fn) ⊂ X such that 0 fn |f | and fn → 0 almost everywhere on I (10) we have fnX → 0.

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Order continuity

A point f ∈ X is said to have an order continuous norm (f is an OC-point) if for any sequence (fn) ⊂ X such that 0 fn |f | and fn → 0 almost everywhere on I (10) we have fnX → 0. By Xa we denote the subspace of all order continuous elements of X. Banch function space X is called order continuous (we write X ∈ (OC)) if every element of X has an order continuous norm, i.e. X ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ Xa = X. (11)

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Order continuity

A point f ∈ X is said to have an order continuous norm (f is an OC-point) if for any sequence (fn) ⊂ X such that 0 fn |f | and fn → 0 almost everywhere on I (10) we have fnX → 0. By Xa we denote the subspace of all order continuous elements of X. Banch function space X is called order continuous (we write X ∈ (OC)) if every element of X has an order continuous norm, i.e. X ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ Xa = X. (11) The subspace Xa is always closed, see [BS88, Th. 3.8, str. 16]. Note, that (Lp)a = Lp if 1 p < ∞ (L1 ∈ (OC) - Lebesgue dominated convergence theorem) and (L∞)a = {0} but (ℓ∞)a = c0.

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[CKP14, Lemma 2.5 and 2.6] Let E be a symmetric space. Then f ∈ Ea ⇐ ⇒ f ∗ ∈ Ea, 18 (12) and f ∈ Ea ⇒ f ∗(∞) = 0. (13)

18[CKP14] M. Ciesielski, P. Kolwicz, A. Panfil, Local monotonicity structure of

symmetric spaces with application, 2014

19[Lo69] G. Ya. Lozanovski˘

ı, On isomorphic Banach structures, 1969

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[CKP14, Lemma 2.5 and 2.6] Let E be a symmetric space. Then f ∈ Ea ⇐ ⇒ f ∗ ∈ Ea, 18 (12) and f ∈ Ea ⇒ f ∗(∞) = 0. (13) Let X be a Banach function space. X ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ X contains no isomorphic copy of ℓ∞. 19

18[CKP14] M. Ciesielski, P. Kolwicz, A. Panfil, Local monotonicity structure of

symmetric spaces with application, 2014

19[Lo69] G. Ya. Lozanovski˘

ı, On isomorphic Banach structures, 1969

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Xb

The closure in X of the set of simple functions is denoted by Xb.

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Xb

The closure in X of the set of simple functions is denoted by Xb. X = {0} ⇒ Xb = {0}.

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Xb

The closure in X of the set of simple functions is denoted by Xb. X = {0} ⇒ Xb = {0}. Xa ⊂ Xb, see [BS88, Th. 3.11, p. 18]. Moreover, {0} Xa Xb X, (14)

  • cf. [BS88, Ex. 3, str. 30].

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Xb

The closure in X of the set of simple functions is denoted by Xb. X = {0} ⇒ Xb = {0}. Xa ⊂ Xb, see [BS88, Th. 3.11, p. 18]. Moreover, {0} Xa Xb X, (14)

  • cf. [BS88, Ex. 3, str. 30].

If X i a symmetric space, then Xa = {0} or Xa = Xb. (15)

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Theorem [KT17, Theorem B]

Let E be a symmetric space. The following conditions are equivalent: (i) Ea = {0}, (ii) E ֒ → L∞, (iii) Ea = Eb, (iv) φE(0+) > 0. In particular, if I = [0, 1] then condition (ii) is equivalent to the statement that E = L∞.

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For s > 0 the dilation operator Ds is defined, on L0(I), by Dsf (t) := f (t/s), (16) for t ∈ I = [0, ∞) and by Dsf (t) :=

  • f (t/s)

if t min{1, s}, if s < t 1, (17) for t ∈ I = [0, 1].

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For s > 0 the dilation operator Ds is defined, on L0(I), by Dsf (t) := f (t/s), (16) for t ∈ I = [0, ∞) and by Dsf (t) :=

  • f (t/s)

if t min{1, s}, if s < t 1, (17) for t ∈ I = [0, 1]. Operator Ds is bounded in any symmetric space E and DsE→E max{1, s}, (18) see [BS88, str. 148]. E = Lp, then DsLp→Lp = s1/p.

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Boyd indices

Lower (upper) Boyd indices of symmetric space E are defined by p(E) := lim

s→∞

lns ln DsE→E , (19) q(E) := lim

s→0+

lns ln DsE→E . (20)

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Boyd indices

Lower (upper) Boyd indices of symmetric space E are defined by p(E) := lim

s→∞

lns ln DsE→E , (19) q(E) := lim

s→0+

lns ln DsE→E . (20) They satisfy the inequalities 1 p(E) q(E) ∞.a (21)

a[Bo69] D. W. Boyd, Indices of function spaces and their relationship to

interpolation, 1969

Let 1 p ∞, then p(Lp) = q(Lp) = p.

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Theorem [BS88, Th. 6.6 and Th. 6.7, pp. 77-78]

Let E(I) be a symmetric space. Then L∞ ֒ → E[0, 1] ֒ → L1 and L1 ∩ L∞ ֒ → E[0, ∞) ֒ → L1 + L∞. (22)

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Theorem [BS88, Th. 6.6 and Th. 6.7, pp. 77-78]

Let E(I) be a symmetric space. Then L∞ ֒ → E[0, 1] ֒ → L1 and L1 ∩ L∞ ֒ → E[0, ∞) ֒ → L1 + L∞. (22)

Theorem [LT79, Prop. 2.b.3, p. 132]

Let E be a symmetric space. Then for every 1 p < p(E) and q(E) < q ∞ we have Lp ∩ Lq ֒ → E ֒ → Lp + Lq. (23) In particular, if we take q = ∞, then for every 1 p < p(E) Lp ∩ L∞ ֒ → E ֒ → Lp + L∞.a (24)

a[LT79] J. Lindenstrauss, L. Tzafriri, Classical Banach Spaces II. Function

Spaces, 1979

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Contents

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Introduction Preface Preliminaries Ces´ aro function spaces

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Results Order continuity

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Abstract Ces´ aro spaces

For a Banach function space X on I we define an abstract Ces´ aro space CX by CX = CX(I) := {f ∈ L0(I) : C|f | ∈ X}, (25) with the norm f CX = C|f |X, where C denote the Ces´ aro operator C : f → Cf (x) := 1 x

x

f (t)dt, (26) for 0 < x ∈ I.

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Abstract Ces´ aro spaces

For a Banach function space X on I we define an abstract Ces´ aro space CX by CX = CX(I) := {f ∈ L0(I) : C|f | ∈ X}, (25) with the norm f CX = C|f |X, where C denote the Ces´ aro operator C : f → Cf (x) := 1 x

x

f (t)dt, (26) for 0 < x ∈ I. X = Lp and 1 < p ∞ ⇒ Cesp := CLp,

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Abstract Ces´ aro spaces

For a Banach function space X on I we define an abstract Ces´ aro space CX by CX = CX(I) := {f ∈ L0(I) : C|f | ∈ X}, (25) with the norm f CX = C|f |X, where C denote the Ces´ aro operator C : f → Cf (x) := 1 x

x

f (t)dt, (26) for 0 < x ∈ I. X = Lp and 1 < p ∞ ⇒ Cesp := CLp, Ces1[0, ∞) = {0} and Ces1[0, 1] = L1(ln ( 1

t )),

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Abstract Ces´ aro spaces

For a Banach function space X on I we define an abstract Ces´ aro space CX by CX = CX(I) := {f ∈ L0(I) : C|f | ∈ X}, (25) with the norm f CX = C|f |X, where C denote the Ces´ aro operator C : f → Cf (x) := 1 x

x

f (t)dt, (26) for 0 < x ∈ I. X = Lp and 1 < p ∞ ⇒ Cesp := CLp, Ces1[0, ∞) = {0} and Ces1[0, 1] = L1(ln ( 1

t )),

X = Lϕ ⇒ Cesϕ := CLϕ.

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Boyd’s Theorem, 1967

Let X be a symmetric space. Then the Ces´ aro operator C : X → X is bounded ⇐ ⇒ p(X) > 1 a

a[Bo67] D. W. Boyd, Hilbert transform on rearrangement-invariant spaces,

1967.

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Theorem [KT17, Lemma 2]

Let X be a symmetric space. If I = [0, 1], then CX = {0}. If instead I = [0, ∞), then the following conditions are equivalent: (i) CX = {0}, (ii) function x → 1

x χ(t0,∞)(x) belongs to X for some t0 > 0,

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Theorem [KT17, Lemma 2]

Let X be a symmetric space. If I = [0, 1], then CX = {0}. If instead I = [0, ∞), then the following conditions are equivalent: (i) CX = {0}, (ii) function x → 1

x χ(t0,∞)(x) belongs to X for some t0 > 0,

(iii) function x → 1

x χ(t,∞)(x) belongs to X for all t > 0.

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Contents

1

Introduction Preface Preliminaries Ces´ aro function spaces

2

Results Order continuity

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Theorem [KT17, Th. 16]

Let X be a symmetric space. Then one of the following occurs (i) (CX)a = (CX)b if Xa = {0}, (ii) (CX)a = (CX)b ∩ ∆0 if Xa = {0}, where ∆0 = ∆0(X) := {f ∈ X : lim

t→0+ Cf (t) = 0}. In particular, if

C : X → X and Xa = {0}, then (CX)a = C(Xa). (27)

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Theorem [KT17, Th. 16]

Let X be a symmetric space. Then one of the following occurs (i) (CX)a = (CX)b if Xa = {0}, (ii) (CX)a = (CX)b ∩ ∆0 if Xa = {0}, where ∆0 = ∆0(X) := {f ∈ X : lim

t→0+ Cf (t) = 0}. In particular, if

C : X → X and Xa = {0}, then (CX)a = C(Xa). (27) If C : X → X, then (CX)a = C(Xa) + (CX)b ∩ ∆0. (28)

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Remark [KT17, Remark 19]

(Ces∞)a =

  

∆0 = {f ∈ Ces∞ : lim

t→0+ Cf (t) = 0}

if I = [0, 1] ∆0 ∩ ∆∞ = {f ∈ Ces∞ : lim

t→0+,∞ Cf (t) = 0}

if I = [0, ∞), where ∆∞ = ∆∞(X) := {f ∈ X : lim

t→∞ Cf (t) = 0}.

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Remark [KT17, Remark 19]

(Ces∞)a =

  

∆0 = {f ∈ Ces∞ : lim

t→0+ Cf (t) = 0}

if I = [0, 1] ∆0 ∩ ∆∞ = {f ∈ Ces∞ : lim

t→0+,∞ Cf (t) = 0}

if I = [0, ∞), where ∆∞ = ∆∞(X) := {f ∈ X : lim

t→∞ Cf (t) = 0}.

The above conclusion generalizes Zaanen’s classical result Ka := (Ces∞[0, 1])a = {f ∈ K : lim

h→0+

1 h

h

|f |dm = 0} = ∆0(K), (29) where K is alredy mentioned Korenblyum-Kre˘ ın-Levin space (cf. [Za83, pp. 469-471]). 20

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Theorem [KT17, Prop. 20]

(Cesp)a =

Cesp

if 1 p < ∞ {f ∈ Ces∞ : lim

t→0+,∞ Cf (t) = 0}

if p = ∞. In particular, Cesp ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ 1 p < ∞. Shiue [Sh70], Hassarda and Husseina [HH73].

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Remark [KT17, Remark 13 and Remark 17]

Let X be a symmetric space. If Xa = {0}, then (CX)a = C(Xa) ⇐ ⇒

1 t χ(λ0,∞)(t) ∈ Xa for some λ0 > 0 (for all λ > 0).

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Remark [KT17, Remark 13 and Remark 17]

Let X be a symmetric space. If Xa = {0}, then (CX)a = C(Xa) ⇐ ⇒

1 t χ(λ0,∞)(t) ∈ Xa for some λ0 > 0 (for all λ > 0).

Proposition [KT17, Remark 6]

Let X[0, 1] be a symmetric space. X = L∞ ⇔ (CX)a = C(Xa). Curbera and Ricker [CR16, Prop. 3.1 (c)] (using methods of reprezentation theory and vector measures).

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For any Banach function space X we have X ∈ (OC) ⇒ CX ∈ (OC). (30)

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For any Banach function space X we have X ∈ (OC) ⇒ CX ∈ (OC). (30)

Theorem [KT17, Th. 3], cf. [LM15p, Lemma 1 (a)] & [KK17, Prop. 2]

Let X be a symmetric space such that C : X → X. Then X ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ CX ∈ (OC). (31)

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For any Banach function space X we have X ∈ (OC) ⇒ CX ∈ (OC). (30)

Theorem [KT17, Th. 3], cf. [LM15p, Lemma 1 (a)] & [KK17, Prop. 2]

Let X be a symmetric space such that C : X → X. Then X ∈ (OC) ⇐ ⇒ CX ∈ (OC). (31) X = L2[0, 1

4] ⊕ L∞[ 1 4, 1 2] ⊕ L2[ 1 2, 1]. Then X /

∈ (OC) but CX = Ces2[0, 1], see [LM15p]. Therefore CX ∈ (OC). a

a[LM15p] K. Leśnik, M. Maligranda, Interpolation of abstract Ces`

aro, Copson and Tandori spaces, 2016

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Thank you for your attention

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