Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities

We investigate inequalities that can be viewed as generalizations of Hardy's inequality about the Fourier coefficients of a function analytic on the circle. The proof of the Littlewood conjecture opened a wide door in front of questions regarding possible generalizations of Hardy's inequal...

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Main Author: Sababheh, Mohammad Suboh.
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Published: McGill University 2006
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spelling ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-QMM.1021602014-02-13T03:52:29ZConstructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalitiesSababheh, Mohammad Suboh.Mathematics.We investigate inequalities that can be viewed as generalizations of Hardy's inequality about the Fourier coefficients of a function analytic on the circle. The proof of the Littlewood conjecture opened a wide door in front of questions regarding possible generalizations of Hardy's inequality. The proof of the Littlewood conjecture was based on some constructions of bounded functions having particular properties.In 1993, I. Klemes investigated one of the constructions (we shall call it the algebraic construction) and proved what is called a mixed norm generalization of Hardy's inequality. It turns out that we can work with the same construction and examine more properties of it in order to get more results.The objectives of the thesis are to give more detailed properties of the algebraic construction and to use these properties in order to prove various versions of two-sided Hardy inequalities.McGill University2006Electronic Thesis or Dissertationapplication/pdfenalephsysno: 002479970proquestno: AAINR25240Theses scanned by UMI/ProQuest.© Mohammad Suboh Sababheh, 2006Doctor of Philosophy (Department of Mathematics and Statistics.) http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=102160
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Sababheh, Mohammad Suboh.
Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
description We investigate inequalities that can be viewed as generalizations of Hardy's inequality about the Fourier coefficients of a function analytic on the circle. The proof of the Littlewood conjecture opened a wide door in front of questions regarding possible generalizations of Hardy's inequality. The proof of the Littlewood conjecture was based on some constructions of bounded functions having particular properties. === In 1993, I. Klemes investigated one of the constructions (we shall call it the algebraic construction) and proved what is called a mixed norm generalization of Hardy's inequality. It turns out that we can work with the same construction and examine more properties of it in order to get more results. === The objectives of the thesis are to give more detailed properties of the algebraic construction and to use these properties in order to prove various versions of two-sided Hardy inequalities.
author Sababheh, Mohammad Suboh.
author_facet Sababheh, Mohammad Suboh.
author_sort Sababheh, Mohammad Suboh.
title Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
title_short Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
title_full Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
title_fullStr Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
title_full_unstemmed Constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided Hardy inequalities
title_sort constructions of bounded functions related to two-sided hardy inequalities
publisher McGill University
publishDate 2006
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