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Pointwise Multipliers on the Morrey Spaces

Pointwise Multipliers on the Morrey Spaces

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A function g is called a pointwise multiplier from L^p〓to L^p〓, if the pointwise product fg belongs to L^p〓for each f∈L^p〓. We denote by PWM(L^p〓, Lp〓) the set of all pointwise multipliers from L^p〓to L^p〓. It is known that PWM(L^p〓, L^p〓)=L^p〓, 1/p〓+1/p〓=1/p〓. The purpose of this paper is to generalize the above equality to the Morrey spaces on spaces of homogeneous type.|p乗ルベーグ可積分関数の空間L^p(0

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