On the weighted Wiener-L\'evy theorem: analogue on Euclidean space, strong converse on LCA group and applications to modulation spaces

TL;DR

This paper extends the Wiener-Lévy theorem to weighted Fourier algebras on Euclidean spaces and LCA groups, providing new insights into the analyticity of functions and applications to modulation and amalgam spaces.

Contribution

It proves a strong converse of the Wiener-Lévy theorem in weighted vector-valued settings and generalizes classic results to include weights and multivariate cases.

Findings

Established the strong converse Wiener-Lévy theorem for weighted vector-valued functions.

Proved the Euclidean analogue of Wiener-Lévy theorem for weights of regular growth.

Applied results to modulation, Wiener amalgam, and Fourier amalgam spaces, aiding PDE analysis.

Abstract

We consider the space (weighted Fourier algebra) of Banach algebra valued functions $A^q_{\omega}(\Gamma,\cX),$ which consists of all Fourier transforms of functions in $L^q_\omega(G,\cX)$. Here $\omega$ is a Beurling-Domar type weight on a discrete abelian group $G$, $\Gamma$ is the dual of $G$, and $\cX$ is a unital commutative Banach algebra. We shall prove a strong converse of the Wiener-L\'evy theorem in vector valued weighted setting. Specifically, we proved that if $F$ is a $\cX-$valued function defined on $\mathbb{C}$ such that the composition $F\circ f:\Gamma\to\cX$ is in $A^q(\Gamma,\cX)$ ($1\leq q <2$) for all $f\in A^1_\omega(\Gamma,\mathbb{C})$, then $F$ must be real analytic on $\mathbb R^2$. Here the range of $q$ is sharp. Further, its multivariate analogue and analogue for locally compact abelian $G$ are also established. This is the first result which generalizes the classic theorems of Helson, Kahane, Katznelson and Rudin \cite{helson,rud} in the presence of proposed weight. On the other hand, we established the analogue of Wiener-L\'evy theorem in Euclidean Fourier algebra $A_{\omega}^q(\mathbb R^d)$ for a weight $\omega$ of regular growth. As an application, we establish similar results for weighted modulation, Wiener amalgam and Fourier amalgam spaces. This complements the work of Bhimani-Ratnakumar \cite{bhimani2016functions} and Feichtinger-Kobayashi-Sato \cite{HGWL1, HGWL2}; and enables us to shed light on nonlinearity while understanding the dynamics of dispersive PDE in these spaces.