The John--Nirenberg constant of ${\rm BMO}^p$, $p>2$
Leonid Slavin, Vasily Vasyunin

TL;DR
This paper extends the calculation of the John--Nirenberg constant for ${ m BMO}^p$ spaces to the case where p>2, revealing more complex Bellman functions and advancing understanding of BMO space properties.
Contribution
It computes the John--Nirenberg constant for ${ m BMO}^p$ when p>2, using Bellman functions with more intricate structures than in the previous p≤2 case.
Findings
John--Nirenberg constant determined for p>2
Bellman functions exhibit more complex structures for p>2
Advances understanding of ${ m BMO}^p$ space properties
Abstract
This paper is a continuation of earlier work by the first author who determined the John--Nirenberg constant of for the range Here, we compute that constant for As before, the main results rely on Bellman functions for the norms of logarithms of weights, but for these functions turn out to have a significantly more complicated structure than for
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TopicsAdvanced Harmonic Analysis Research · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Analytic Number Theory Research
