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Page 1: On the product of  functions in H 1  and BMO

On the product of functions in H1 and BMO

Aline Bonami,

Tadeusz Iwaniec,

Peter Jones,

Michel Zinsmeister

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The space BMO:

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The Hardy space H1

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Fefferman-Stein: BMO is the dual of H1

But this duality is not like Lp-Lq

i.e. bh need not be integrable if b is in BMO and h is in H1

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Two (equivalent) ways to define the duality

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What can be said about this distribution?

The answer involves the notion of Orlicz space

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This theorem has a converse in the case of the disc, in the holomorphic setting:

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Idea of proofs:

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Proof of the theorem about holomorphic Hardy spaces

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