Littlewood-Paley inequalities for fractional derivative on Bergman spaces
Abstract
For any pair (n,p), n∈N and 0<p<∞, it has been recently proved that a radial weight ω on the unit disc of the complex plane D satisfies the Littlewood-Paley equivalence ∫D|f(z)|p\,ω(z)\,dA(z)∫D|f(n)(z)|p(1-|z|)npω(z)\,dA(z)+Σj=0n-1|f(j)(0)|p, for any analytic function f in D, if and only if ω∈D=D D. A radial weight ω belongs to the class D if 0 r<1 ∫r1 ω(s)\,ds∫1+r21ω(s)\,ds<∞, and ω ∈ D if there exists k>1 such that ∈f0 r<1 ∫r1ω(s)\,ds∫1-1-rk1 ω(s)\,ds>1. In this paper we extend this result to the setting of fractional derivatives. Being precise, for an analytic function f(z)=Σn=0∞ f(n) zn we consider the fractional derivative Dμ(f)(z)=Σn=0∞ f(n)μ2n+1 zn induced by a radial weight μ ∈ D, where μ2n+1=∫01 r2n+1μ(r)\,dr. Then, we prove that for any p∈ (0,∞), the Littlewood-Paley equivalence ∫D |f(z)|p ω(z)\,dA(z) ∫D|Dμ(f)(z)|p[∫|z|1μ(s)\,ds]pω(z)\,dA(z) holds for any analytic function f in D if and only if ω∈D. We also prove that for any p∈ (0,∞), the inequality ∫D |Dμ(f)(z)|p [∫|z|1μ(s)\,ds]pω(z)\,dA(z) ∫D |f(z)|p ω(z)\,dA(z) holds for any analytic function f in D if and only if ω∈ D.
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