A geometry-independent endpoint estimate for the Littlewood--Paley g-function generated by the Poisson semigroup
Bo Li, Ji Li, Jinxia Li
Abstract
We prove a weak (1,1) estimate for the full Poisson Littlewood--Paley g-function on every complete Riemannian manifold without boundary, with an explicit universal constant approximately equal to 3.33606. The estimate requires no curvature restriction, volume doubling, heat kernel bound, or stochastic completeness. The proof combines a precise Poisson maximal inequality with a convex entropy identity; local elliptic regularity identifies the extension to arbitrary real L1 data. As an application, we obtain weak (1,1) estimates for certain spectral multipliers represented by Poisson time derivatives with coefficients in L2((0,∞),dt/t).
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