Factorizations for variable exponent Muckenhoupt weights
Abstract
Given two variable exponent Muckenhoupt weights w∈ Ap(·) and w1∈ Ap1(·), we prove that for all small enough θ>0, there holds that w0∈ Ap0(·), where the weight is determined by w = w01-θw1θ and exponent of the weight class by 1/p(·) = (1-θ)/p0(·) + θ/p1(·). The proof is based on a recent reverse H\"older's inequality for variable exponent Muckenhoupt weights by Cruz-Uribe and Penrod. We upgrade these factorizations to the restricted range context by using a recent transformation formula due to Nieraeth. Then, following an extrapolation of compactness scheme by Hyt\"onen and Lappas, we provide an alternative proof of the recent extrapolation of compactness results of Lorist and Nieraeth in the context of weighted variable exponent Lebesgue spaces.
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