An extension of the classical John-Nirenberg inequality of martingales
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An extension of the classical John-Nirenberg inequality of martingales
<abstract><p>In this paper, we prove the John-Nirenberg theorem of the $ bmo_p $ martingale spaces for the full range $ 0 < p < \infty $. We also consider the John-Nirenberg inequality on symmetric spaces of martingales.</p></abstract>
- Xinxiang University China (People's Republic of)
inequality, martingale, hardy spaces, symmetric spaces, QA1-939, interpolation, Mathematics
inequality, martingale, hardy spaces, symmetric spaces, QA1-939, interpolation, Mathematics
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