On a restriction problem of de Leeuw type for Laguerre multipliers
George Gasper, Walter Trebels
Abstract
In 1965 K. de Leeuw deleeuw proved among other things in the Fourier transform setting: If a continuous function m(ξ1, … ,ξn) on Rn generates a bounded transformation on Lp( Rn),\; 1 p ∞ , then its trace m(ξ1, … ,ξm)=m(ξ1, … ,ξm,0,… ,0), \; m<n, generates a bounded transformation on Lp( Rm). In this paper, the analogous problem is discussed in the setting of Laguerre expansions of different orders.
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