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Optimality of function spaces for a weighted integral operator
Krejčí, Jan ; Pick, Luboš (advisor) ; Nekvinda, Aleš (referee)
This thesis studies questions related to the boundedness of the integral op- erator T : f → 1 t wf∗ , where w is a given non-increasing function and f∗ is a non-increasing rearrange- ment of a function f. The main goal is to characterize the optimal range for the operator and a given domain and conversely optimal domain for a given range. These results are then illustrated on particular examples. Lastly, some necessary conditions for the existence of optimal space are given. 1
Optimality of function spaces for integral operators
Takáč, Jakub ; Pick, Luboš (advisor) ; Honzík, Petr (referee)
In this work, we study the behaviour of linear kernel operators on rearrange- ment-invariant (r.i.) spaces. In particular we focus on the boundedness of such operators between various function spaces. Given an operator and a domain r.i. space Y, our goal is to find an r.i. space Z such that the operator is bounded from Y into Z, and, whenever possible, to show that the target space is optimal (that is, the smallest such space). We concentrate on a particular class of kernel operators denoted by Sa, which have important applications and whose pivotal instance is the Laplace transform. In order to deal properly with these fairly general operators we use advanced techniques from the theory of rearrangement- invariant spaces and theory of interpolation. It turns out that the problem of finding the optimal space for Sa can, to a certain degree, be translated into the problem of finding a "sufficiently small" space X such that a, the kernel of Sa, lies in X. 1

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