On (Fejér-)Riesz type inequalities, Hardy–Littlewood type theorems and smooth moduli

The purpose of this paper is to develop some methods to study (Fejér-)Riesz type inequalities, Hardy–Littlewood type theorems and smooth moduli of holomorphic, pluriharmonic and harmonic functions in high-dimensional cases. Initially, we prove some sharp Riesz type inequalities of pluriharmonic func...

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Published inMathematische Zeitschrift Vol. 305; no. 4
Main Authors Chen, Shaolin, Hamada, Hidetaka
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 01.12.2023
Springer Nature B.V
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Summary:The purpose of this paper is to develop some methods to study (Fejér-)Riesz type inequalities, Hardy–Littlewood type theorems and smooth moduli of holomorphic, pluriharmonic and harmonic functions in high-dimensional cases. Initially, we prove some sharp Riesz type inequalities of pluriharmonic functions on bounded symmetric domains. The obtained results extend the main results in Kalaj (Trans Am Math. Soc. 372:4031–4051, 2019). Next, some Hardy–Littlewood type theorems of holomorphic and pluriharmonic functions on John domains are established, which give analogies and extensions of a result in Hardy and Littlewood (J Reine Angew Math 167;405–423, 1931). Furthermore, we establish a Fejér–Riesz type inequality on pluriharmonic functions in the Euclidean unit ball in C n , which extends the main result in Melentijević and Bo z ˘ in (Potential Anal 54:575–580, 2021). Additionally, we also discuss the Hardy–Littlewood type theorems and smooth moduli of holomorphic, pluriharmonic and harmonic functions. Consequently, we improve and extend the corresponding results in Dyakonov (Acta Math 178:143–167, 1997), Hardy and Littlewood (Math Z 34:403–439, 1932), Dyakonov (Adv Math 187:146–172, 2004) and Pavlović (Rev Mat Iberoam 23:831–845, 2007).
ISSN:0025-5874
1432-1823
DOI:10.1007/s00209-023-03392-6