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- Fractional integrals and hypersingular integrals in variable order Holder spaces on homogeneous spacesPublication . Samko, Natasha; Samko, Stefan; Vakulov, BorisWe consider non-standard Holder spaces H(lambda(.))(X) of functions f on a metric measure space (X, d, mu), whose Holder exponent lambda(x) is variable, depending on x is an element of X. We establish theorems on mapping properties of potential operators of variable order alpha(x), from such a variable exponent Holder space with the exponent lambda(x) to another one with a "better" exponent lambda(x) + alpha(x), and similar mapping properties of hypersingular integrals of variable order alpha(x) from such a space into the space with the "worse" exponent lambda(x) - alpha(x) in the case alpha(x) < lambda(x). These theorems are derived from the Zygmund type estimates of the local continuity modulus of potential and hypersingular operators via such modulus of their densities. These estimates allow us to treat not only the case of the spaces H(lambda(.))(X), but also the generalized Holder spaces H(w(.,.))(X) of functions whose continuity modulus is dominated by a given function w(x, h), x is an element of X, h > 0. We admit variable complex valued orders alpha(x), where R alpha(x) may vanish at a set of measure zero. To cover this case, we consider the action of potential operators to weighted generalized Holder spaces with the weight alpha(x).
- Weighted Sobolev theorem with variable exponent for spatial and spherical potential operatorsPublication . Samko, Stefan; Vakulov, B.We prove Sobolev-type p((.)) -> q ((.))-theorems for the Riesz potential operator I-alpha in the weighted Lebesgue generalized spaces L-p(.)(R-n, p) with the variable exponent p (x) and a two-parametrical power weight fixed to an arbitrary finite point and to infinity, as well as similar theorems for a spherical analogue of the Riesz potential operator in the corresponding weighted spaces L-p(.)(S-n, p) on the unit sphere S-n in Rn+1. (c) 2005 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.