Integral mean estimates for $(\alpha,\beta)$-harmonic functions
Zhi-Gang Wang, Brindha Valson E, R. Vijayakumar

TL;DR
This paper derives sharp integral mean estimates for a generalized class of harmonic functions called $(eta,eta)$-harmonic functions, providing explicit bounds and extending classical inequalities to this broader setting.
Contribution
It introduces new sharp $L^p$ integral mean estimates for $(eta,eta)$-harmonic functions, including explicit bounds and applications to coefficient and Hardy space estimates.
Findings
Established sharp $L^p$ integral mean estimates.
Derived explicit bounds for functions and derivatives.
Extended classical inequalities to $(eta,eta)$-harmonic functions.
Abstract
We establish sharp integral mean estimates for -harmonic functions on the unit disk. Explicit bounds for the functions and their partial derivatives are obtained in terms of boundary data, by means of the associated Poisson-type kernel and hypergeometric function representations. As applications, we derive coefficient estimates and Hardy space-type results, extending well-known inequalities for classical harmonic and -harmonic functions to the -harmonic setting.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory · Holomorphic and Operator Theory · Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research
