Hardy spaces meet harmonic weights revisited

We investigate Hardy spaces H1L(X) corresponding to self-adjoint operators L. Our main aim is to obtain a description of H1L(X) in terms of atomic decompositions similar to such characterization of the classical Hardy spaces H1(Rd). Under suitable assumptions, such a description was obtained by Yan and the authors in [Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 375 (2022), 6417–6451], where the atoms associated with an L-harmonic function are considered. Here we continue this study and modify the previous definition of atoms. The modified approach allows us to investigate settings when the generating operator is related to a system of linearly independent harmonic functions. In this context, the cancellation condition for atoms is adjusted to fit this system. In an explicit example, we consider a symmetric manifold with ends Rd#Rd. For this manifold the space of bounded harmonic functions is two-dimensional. Any element from the Hardy space H1L(X) has to be orthogonal to all of the harmonic functions in the system.

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Studia Mathematica
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2026-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.4064/sm250724-6-5
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Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research
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Hardy spaces meet harmonic weights revisited

Marcin Preisner, Adam Sikora
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Hardy spaces meet harmonic weights revisited

Marcin Preisner, Adam Sikora
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We investigate Hardy spaces H1L(X) corresponding to self-adjoint operators L. Our main aim is to obtain a description of H1L(X) in terms of atomic decompositions similar to such characterization of the classical Hardy spaces H1(Rd). Under suitable assumptions, such a description was obtained by Yan and the authors in [Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 375 (2022), 6417–6451], where the atoms associated with an L-harmonic function are considered. Here we continue this study and modify the previous definition of atoms. The modified approach allows us to investigate settings when the generating operator is related to a system of linearly independent harmonic functions. In this context, the cancellation condition for atoms is adjusted to fit this system. In an explicit example, we consider a symmetric manifold with ends Rd#Rd. For this manifold the space of bounded harmonic functions is two-dimensional. Any element from the Hardy space H1L(X) has to be orthogonal to all of the harmonic functions in the system.

Studia Mathematica
University of Wrocław (PL), Macquarie University (AU)
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Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research
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