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20062026
most citedSharp weighted norm estimates beyond Calderón-Zygmund theory

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43 papers

math.PR2026

A stochastic Carleson embedding theorem with constant and the vector of Riesz transforms

Komla Domelevo, Johanna Fladung, Spyridon Kakaroumpas +2

We prove a continuous-time Carleson embedding theorem with constant for a system of square-integrable continuous martingales whose quadratic covariations mimic the generalised…

math.CA2026

Invariant sets of the double Hilbert transform

Evgeny Abakumov, Komla Domelevo, Stefanie Petermichl +1

We present an example that shows that the double Hilbert transform $\H$ can have the characteristic function of an open set of finite measure in as a…

math.PR2026

The sharp bound for the imaginary part of the Beurling-Ahlfors operator on the lattice

Komla Domelevo, Stefanie Petermichl

We prove the sharp bound for certain second-order discrete Riesz transforms on products of integers, in all dimensions. The family includes the imaginary part…

math.FA2026

Dimension-free bounds for Riesz transforms on the Hamming cube via a Bellman function

Komla Domelevo, Paata Ivanisvili, Stefanie Petermichl +1

We give a Bellman-function proof of the dimension-free estimate \[ \Big\| \vec{R} f \Big\|_{L^p(Ω;\,\ell^2)} \lesssim (p-1) \,\|f\|_{L^p(Ω)}, \qquad 2\le p<\infty, \] for the vecto…

math.CA2026

The Poisson Matrix characteristic and the 3/2 blow up of the Hilbert transform

Komla Domelevo, Spyridon Kakaroumpas, Stefanie Petermichl +2

Recently the matrix conjecture was disproved. Indeed, the growth of the vector Hilbert transform in the matrix weighted space was shown to be at best a constant mult…

math.FA2026

A twosided linear estimate and a dyadic reduction of the UMD Conjecture

Komla Domelevo, Stefanie Petermichl

We define a time faithful dyadic shift operator of complexity one, that is an antisymmetric antiinvolution. We show that the Hilbert transform with values in a Banach space is $L^p…