The T1 theorem for the Hilbert transform fails when p is not 2
Michel Alexis, Jose Luis Luna-Garcia, Eric T. Sawyer, Ignacio, Uriarte-Tuero

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the T1 theorem for the Hilbert transform, which holds at p=2, does not extend to other p values in the range (1, infinity).
Contribution
The authors prove the failure of the T1 theorem for the Hilbert transform on L^p spaces when p is not equal to 2.
Findings
T1 theorem holds at p=2
T1 theorem fails for p ≠ 2
Hilbert transform behavior differs across p-values
Abstract
Given p between 1 and infinity, but not 2, we show that the T1 theorem for the Hilbert transform fails for L^{p}, despite holding for p equal to 2
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Taxonomy
TopicsStability and Controllability of Differential Equations · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Numerical methods in inverse problems
