Bloom type upper bounds in the product BMO setting
Abstract
For a bounded singular integral Tn in Rn and a bounded singular integral Tm in Rm we prove that \| [Tn1, [b, Tm2]] \|Lp(μ) Lp(λ) [μ]Ap, [λ]Ap \|b\|BMOprod(), where p ∈ (1,∞), μ, λ ∈ Ap and := μ1/pλ-1/p. Here Tn1 is Tn acting on the first variable, Tm2 is Tm acting on the second variable, Ap stands for the bi-parameter weights of Rn × Rm and BMOprod() is a weighted product BMO space.
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