Summability of multilinear forms on classical sequence spaces

Abstract

We present an extension of the Hardy--Littlewood inequality for multilinear forms. More precisely, let K be the real or complex scalar field and m,k be positive integers with m≥ k\, and n1,… ,nk be positive integers such that n1+·s +nk=m. (a) If (r,p)∈ (0,∞ )× 2m,∞ ] then there is a constant Dm,r,p,kK≥ 1 (not depending on n) such that ( Σi1,… ,ik=1n| T( ei1n1,… ,eiknk) | r) % 1r≤ Dm,r,p,kK · nmax\ % 2kp-kpr-pr+2rm2pr,0\ | T| for all m-linear forms T:pn× ·s × pn→ K and all positive integers n. Moreover, the exponent max\ 2kp-kpr-pr+2rm2pr,0\ is optimal. (b) If (r, p) ∈ (0, ∞) × (m, 2m] then there is a constant % Dm,r,p, kK≥ 1 (not depending on n) such that ( Σi1,… ,ik=1n | T( ei1n1,… ,eiknk) | r ) % 1r ≤ Dm,r,p, kK · n max \% p-rp+rmpr, 0\| T| for all m-linear forms T:pn× ·s × pn→ K and all positive integers n. Moreover, the exponent max \p-rp+rmpr, 0\ is optimal. The case k=m recovers a recent result due to G. Araujo and D. Pellegrino.

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