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Harmonic analysis/Functional analysis

Besov continuity of pseudo-differential operators on compact Lie groups revisited

Continuité de Besov des opérateurs pseudo-différentiels sur les groupes de Lie compacts revisitée

Duván Cardona

MathematicsDepartment,UniversidaddelosAndes,Carrera1No.18a10,Bogotá,Colombia

a r t i c l e i n f o a b s t r a c t

Articlehistory:

Received29October2016

Acceptedafterrevision28February2017 Availableonline14April2017 PresentedbytheEditorialBoard

Inthisnotewepresentsomeresultsontheactionofglobalpseudo-differentialoperators onBesovspacesoncompactLiegroups.

©2017Académiedessciences.PublishedbyElsevierMassonSAS.Allrightsreserved.

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Danscette note,nousprésentonsquelques résultatssurl’action des opérateurspseudo- différentielsglobauxsurlesespacesdeBesovdesgroupesdeLiecompacts.

©2017Académiedessciences.PublishedbyElsevierMassonSAS.Allrightsreserved.

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Danscetarticle,nousprésentonsplusieursrésultatssurlacontinuitédanslesespacesdeBesovdesopérateurspseudo- différentielssurlesgroupesdeLiecompacts.Plusprécisé,nousprésentonsunanaloguepoursurlesespacesdeBesovdes groupesde Lie compactsde quelques théorèmesclassiquessur lacontinuitédes multiplicateursde Fourieretdesopéra- teurs pseudo-différentiels sur les espaces Lp

(R

n

)

. Lesrésultatsque nous généralisonsici sontles suivants : le théorème de Hörmander–Mihlin[12],lacondition de Hörmander sur lacontinuité Lp–Lq desmultiplicateurs de Fourier[12] etun résultat de Fefferman [8]sur lacontinuité Lp desopérateurs pseudo-différentiels associésclasses de Hörmander sur Rn. Unedesmotivationspourcestravauxestquechacundesrésultatsmentionnésci-dessusaétéprécédemmentgénéraliséau cadredesespacesLp surlesgroupesdeLiecompacts–voir[1],[7],[24]et[10].

1. Introduction

In thisnote, we investigatethe mapping propertiesof pseudo-differentialoperators on compact Liegroups actingon theircorrespondingBesovspaces.Inordertoillustrateourresults,werecallsomefundamentalresultsinharmonicanalysis

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on themappingpropertiesofmultipliersandpseudo-differentialoperators on Lp-spaces.It wasproved byMarcinkiewicz inthefollowingmultipliertheorem[14]:if

( σ (ξ ))

ξ∈Zisasequencesatisfying

supξ∈Z

| σ (ξ ) | <,

sup

j∈N0

2j≤|ξ|2<2j+1

| σ +

1

)σ (ξ ) | <,

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:=

F1

[ σ (ξ )F (

f

) ]

extendsto a bounded operator on Lp

(

T

)

, 1

<

p

<

. Here T

:= [

0

,

1

]

isthe one-dimensionaltorusand F is theFourier transformonthe torus. Later,Mihlin in[15]

establishedtheFouriermultipliertheorem,whichstatesthateveryfunction

σ ( · )

ofclass

(

Rn

\{

0

} )

,

κ = [

n2

] +

1,satisfying

|∂

ξα

σ (ξ )| ≤

Cα

|ξ |

−|α|

, | α | ≤ κ ,

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generatesa Fouriermultiplier T definedby T f

:=

F1

[ σ (ξ )F (

f

)]

,whichextendstoaboundedoperatoron Lp

(R

n

)

,1

<

p

<

. Here F is the Euclidean Fourier transform. Hörmander improved the Mihlin theorem in [12] by imposing the followingcondition:

sup

r>0

σ (

r

· )

Hlocs (Rn)

<,

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where Hlocs is the standardlocal Sobolev spaceoforder s and, in thiscase, s

>

n2 isfixed. The caseof Lp–Lq-multiplier theoremsalsoisaclassicalproblem.InRn,Hörmanderin[12]showsthatif

σ

isafunctiononRn satisfying

sup

r>0

r

· [ μ { ξ ∈ R

n

: | σ (ξ ) | >

r

}]

1p1q

<,

1

<

p

2

q

<,

(4) thentheFouriermultiplierT associatedwith

σ

extendstoaboundedoperatorfromLp

(

Rn

)

intoLq

(

Rn

)

.Thegeneralcaseof pseudo-differentialoperators isvery complicated.Forafunction

σ

onR2n,thecorrespondingpseudo-differentialoperator isdefinedontheSchwartzspaceS

(R

n

)

by

Tσf

(

x

) =

Rn

ei2πx

σ (

x

, ξ )(

Ff

)(ξ )

d

ξ, (

Ff

)(ξ ) :=

f

(ξ ) =

Rn

ei2πxf

(

x

)

dx

,

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where Ff istheFouriertransformof f

S

(

Rn

)

.Amultiplier is,roughlyspeaking,a specialcaseofpseudo-differential operator where the corresponding symbol dependsonly on

ξ

. If we denote by Smρ,δ

(R

2n

)

, 0

ρ , δ

1, to the class of functions

σ

onR2n satisfying

|∂

xβ

ξα

σ (

x

, ξ )| ≤

Cα,β

ξ

mρ|α|+δ|β|

, α , β ∈ N

n

,

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then we can announce a classical theorem dueto Fefferman (cf. [8]) known to be one of the more sharp theorems on the boundedness of pseudo-differential operators:for general 1

<

p

<

and m

≤ −

mp

= −

n

(

1

ρ )|

1p

12

|

, a pseudo- differentialoperatorwithsymbol

σ ∈

Sρmp

(R

2n

)

is Lp-bounded.Animportantandrecentproblemisthegeneralizationof thetheoremsaboveinthesettingofcompactLiegroups,whentheFouriermultipliersandthepseudo-differentialoperators are consideredindifferentfunctionspaces.ItisimportanttomentionthatthisproblemhasbeensolvedforLp-spacesin therecentworksofAkylzhanovandRuzhansky[1],DelgadoandRuzhansky[7],RuzhanskyandWirth[24],andFischer[10].

AversionoftheFeffermantheoremfortheperiodiccaseofthetorushasbeenstudiedin[6].

TheresultsofthispaperpresentaversionoftheresultsmentionedaboveinthesettingofBesovspacesoncompactLie groups. ForpropertiesinBesovspacesofpseudo-differentialoperatorsassociatedwithHörmanderclassesonRn,werefer toBordaud[3]andGibbons[11].

2. Besovspaces,pseudo-differentialoperatorsoncompactLiegroupsandLp-boundedness

Inthissection,wepresentsomebasicsonthetheory ofpseudo-differentialoperatorsoncompactLiegroups. Thepre- liminaries of thetheory ofglobalpseudo-differential operatorscan be foundin [18] and[20]. Letusassumethat G is a compactLiegroupanddenotebyGitsunitarydual,i.e.thesetofequivalenceclassesofallstronglycontinuousirreducible unitary representationsofG.If A isalinearoperatorfromC

(

G

)

intoC

(

G

)

and

ξ :

G

U

(

Hξ

)

denotesan irreducible unitary representation,wecanassociatewith A a matrix-valuedsymbol

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

Cdξ×dξ (thiscorrespondencegivesrise totheglobalcalculusofRuzhanskyandTurunen[18])satisfying

A f

(

x

) :=

[ξ]∈G

Tr

[ξ(

x

) σ

A

(

x

, ξ )(

Ff

)(ξ )], (

Ff

)(ξ ) :=

f

(ξ ) =

G

f

(

x

)ξ(

x

)

dx

∈ C

dξ×dξ

.

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Here, foreach class

[ ξ ]

we pickjustonerepresentative

ξ ∈ [ ξ ]

,dξ

=

dim

(

)

and

(

Ff

)(ξ )

istheFouriertransformat

ξ

. We end this section with the following formulation of Besov spaces on compact Lie groups, characterized in terms of representationsin[17]and[16].

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Definition2.1. Letr

R,0

q

<

and 0

<

p

≤ ∞

.If f is ameasurable functionon G, we saythat f

Brp,q

(

G

)

ifthe function f satisfies

f

Brp,q

:=

m=0

2mrq

2mξ<2m+1

Tr

[ξ(

x

)

f

(ξ )]

qLp(G)

1 q

< ∞.

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Ifq

= ∞

, Brp,∞

(

G

)

consistsofthosefunctions f satisfying

f

Brp,∞

:=

sup

m∈N2mr

2m≤ξ<2m+1

dξTr

[ ξ(

x

)

f

(ξ ) ]

Lp(G)

<.

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Applicationsofthematrix-valued calculus ofRuzhansky andTurunen canbe found in[19,21,23].Thework ofFischer [9]includesasummaryofessentialpropertiesontheHörmanderclassesincludingaversion oftheCalderón–Vaillancourt theorem.Theproblemofclassificationofglobaloperators inLp-spaceshasbeentreatedrecently.Themainresultscanbe summarizedinthefollowingtheorem.

Theorem2.1.IfG isacompactLiegroupandn isitsdimension,

isthelessintegerlargerthann2andl

:= [

n

/

p

] +

1,underoneofthe followingconditions:

1.

xβDα

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

Cα

ξ

−|α|

,

for all

| α | ≤ , |β| ≤

l and

[ξ] ∈

G,

2.

D

αξ

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

Cα,β

ξ

mρ|α|+δ|β|

, | α | ≤ , |β| ≤

l

,

m

(

1

ρ )|

1p

12

| + δ

l,

3.

D

αξ

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

Cα,β

ξ

νρ|α|+δ|β|

, α ∈

Nn

, | β | ≤

l,0

ν <

n2

(

1

ρ )

,

|

1p

12

| ≤

νn

(

1

ρ )

1, 4.

σ

A

s

:=

sup[ξ]∈G

[ σ

A

(ξ )

op

+ σ

A

(ξ ) η (

r2LG

)

H˙s(G)

] <

,

theglobaloperatorA

TaisboundedonLp

(

G

)

,1

<

p

<

.

ItisimportanttomentionthatthelastconditionaboveisadiscreteanalogueoftheclassicalHörmander–Mihlintheorem provedin[12].Also,thecondition

5. sups>0s

[ μ {[ξ] ∈

G

: ∂

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

>

s

}]

p11p12

<

,1

<

p1

2

p2

<

,

|β | ≤

l,

impliestheLp1–Lp2-boundednessofA.Theproofoftheassertionsabovecanbefoundinthepapers[2,7,10,22,24].Finally,itis importanttomentionthat,asaconsequenceoftheSharpGardinginequalityforglobaloperators,itwasprovedin[19]thatunderthe condition

6. A

1

(

G

)

with

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

0,

thelinearoperatorA extendstoaboundedoperatorfromL2

(

G

)

toL2

(

G

)

.

Inthenext section,we willusethelast resultson Lp-estimatestoproveour resultsonBesovboundednessforglobal pseudo-differentialoperators.Inthissense,thefollowingresultscanbethoughtofasanaloguesoftheLp-resultsabovein theframeworkofBesovspaces.Themaintoolisthefollowingresult(seeCardona[4]).

Theorem2.2.LetG beacompactLiegroupandA beaFouriermultiplier.IfA isboundedfromLp1

(

G

)

intoLp2

(

G

)

,thenA extendsto aboundedoperatorfromBrp1,q

(

G

)

intoBrp2,q

(

G

)

,forallr

Rand0

<

q

≤ ∞

.IfA isofweaktype

(

1

,

1

)

,thenA extendstoabounded operatorfromBr1,q

(

G

)

,intoBrp,q

(

G

)

forallr

R,0

<

q

≤ ∞

and0

<

p

<

1.

3. Pseudo-differentialoperatorsonBesovspaces,thecaseofcompactLiegroups

Inthissection,wepresentourmainresults.OnRn,pseudo-differentialoperatorswithsymbolsin S01,0

(

R2n

)

areknown tobeboundedon Lp

(

Rn

)

,1

<

p

<

(see[13]).SimilarresultsonBesovandLp-boundednesscanbeobtainedforthecase ofcompactLiegroups.Here,Dξ isthedifferenceoperatorintroducedbyRuzhanskyandTurunenin[24].

Theorem3.1.IfG isacompactLiegroupandn isitsdimension,

isthelessintegerlargerthann2andl

:= [

n

/

p

] +

1,underoneofthe followingconditions:

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1.

D

αξ

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

ξ

−|α|

,

for all

| α | , | β | ≤

l and

[ ξ ] ∈

G,

2.

D

αξ

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

Cα,β

ξ

νρ|α|

, α ∈

Nn

, | β | ≤

l

, |

1p

12

| ≤

νn

(

1

ρ )

1

,

0

ν <

n2

(

1

ρ )

, 3.

D

αξ

xβ

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

Cα,β

ξ

mρ|α|+δ|β|

, | α | ≤ , |β | ≤

l

,

m

(

1

ρ )|

1p

12

| + δ

l,

thecorrespondingpseudo-differentialoperatorA extendstoaboundedoperatorfromBrp,q

(

G

)

intoBrp,q

(

G

)

forallr

R,1

<

p

<

and0

<

q

≤ ∞

.Inparticular,if

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

0andA

1

(

G

)

,thenA isboundedonBr2,q

(

G

)

forallr

Rand0

<

q

≤ ∞

.

Thefollowingisan L1–Lp-boundednesstheoremofglobalFouriermultipliersfor0

<

p

<

1.

Theorem3.2.IfG isacompactLiegroupandn isitsdimension,

isthelessintegerlargerthann2,thenunderthecondition:

4.

D

α

σ (ξ )

op

ξ

−|α|

,

for all

| α | ,

and

[ ξ ] ∈

G

thecorrespondingmultiplierA isboundedfromL1

(

G

)

intoLp

(

G

)

for0

<

p

<

1.Also,A isboundedfromBr1,q

(

G

)

intoBrp,q

(

G

)

forall r

R,0

<

p

<

1and0

<

q

≤ ∞

.

Also, we have some conditionsof type Hörmander andMihlin–Hörmander(inspiredby the recentwork ofV. Fischer [8] onmultipliers on compactLie groupsandby a paper ofthe authorwithM. Ruzhansky [5] whereBesov spacesand multiplierswereconsideredinthecaseofgradedLiegroups).

Theorem3.3.LetG beacompactLiegroupandn itsdimension.Underthefollowingcondition

5. sups>0s

[ μ {[ ξ ] ∈

G

:

βx

σ

A

(

x

, ξ )

op

>

s

}]

p11p12

<

,1

<

p1

2

p2

<

,

| β | ≤

l

:= [

pn1

] +

1.

TheoperatorA isboundedfromBrp

1,q

(

G

)

intoBrp

2,q

(

G

)

forallr

Rand0

<

q

<

.Also,ifweconsiderasymbol

σ

Asatisfying 6. max|α|≤l

[

supzG,[ξ]∈G

(∂

xαa

)(

x

, ξ ) |

x=z

op

+ (∂

αxa

)(

x

, · ) |

x=z

η (

r2LG

)

H˙s(G)

] <

,

thecorrespondingoperatorA isboundedonBrp,q

(

G

)

forallr

R,1

<

p

<

and0

<

q

≤ ∞

. Acknowledgements

The author wouldlike to thankProfessor AlexanderCardona, his master thesis’ advisor, forhis support andconstant encouragementduringtherealizationofthiswork.HealsowouldliketothankProfessorMichaelRuzhanskyfordiscussions aboutsomeoftheresultspresentedinthisnoteandProfessorFlorentSchaffhauserforhisadviseinthepresentation.

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