Maximal theorems for weighted analytic tent and mixed norm spaces

Abstract

Let ω be a radial weight, 0<p,q<∞ and ()=\z∈D:| z-|<(||-|z|)\ for ∈D . The average radial integrability space Lqp(ω) consists of complex-valued measurable functions f on the unit disc D such that \|f\|qLqp(ω)=12π∫02π(∫01|f(reiθ)|pω(r)r\,dr)qpdθ <∞, and the tent space Tqp(ω) is the set of those f for which \|f\|qTpq(ω)=12π∫∂D(∫()|f(z)|pω(z)dA(z)1-|z|)qp\,|d|<∞. Let H(D) denote the space of analytic functions in D. It is shown that the non-tangential maximal operator f N(f)()=z∈()|f(z)|, ∈ D, is bounded from ALqp(ω)=Lqp(ω)(D) and ATqp(ω)=Tqp(ω)(D) to Lqp(ω) and Tqp(ω), respectively. These pivotal inequalities are used to establish further results such as the density of polynomials in ALqp(ω) and ATqp(ω), and the identity ALqp(ω)=ATqp(ω) for weights admitting a one-sided integral doubling condition. It is also shown that the boundedness of the classical Bergman projection Pγ, induced by the standard weight (γ+1)(1-|z|2)γ, on Lqp(ω) and Tqp(ω) with 1<q,p<∞ is independent of q, and is described by a Bekoll\'e-Bonami type condition.

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