A Comparison of Bessel and Riesz Potentials
Abstract
How large is the Bessel potential, Gα,μf, compared to the Riesz potential, Iα f? In this paper, we show that if Iα f∈ Lp with 0<α<1 and p>1, then the following interpolation bound holds: \[ Gα,μfp≤ C(ω(Iα f,1/μ)p)α· Iα f1-αp.\] Here ω(f,t)p is the Lp modulus of continuity. However, if α=p=1, we obtain the ``L L" type result \[ G1,μf1≤ Bω(I1f,1/μ)1|ω(I1f,1/μ)1|.\] These and other estimates are obtained by studying the quotient of the two operators, Eα,μ:=(-)α/2(μ2-)α/2. This operator is of independent interest due to its connection to approximation theory.
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