Calderón transference principle

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The Calderón transference principle is a fundamental result in harmonic analysis that allows boundedness properties of operators on one group (often the real line or integers) to be transferred to analogous operators on more general groups or measure spaces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical theorem
result in harmonic analysis
appliesTo linear operators
sublinear operators
assumption uniform bounds on operators in the model setting
conclusion corresponding bounds for induced operators in the abstract setting
field functional analysis
harmonic analysis
framework L^p spaces
generalizedBy non-commutative transference principles
vector-valued transference principles
historicalPeriod 20th century mathematics
influenced development of abstract harmonic analysis
study of operators on non-commutative groups
involves covariance of operators with respect to group actions
intertwining of representations
mainIdea transfers boundedness properties of operators between groups or measure spaces
namedAfter Alberto Calderón NERFINISHED
propertyTransferred L^p boundedness
maximal inequalities
weak-type estimates
relatedConcept Fourier multiplier theorems NERFINISHED
ergodic averages
maximal function estimates
relates operators on model groups to operators on abstract groups
requires measure-preserving group action
representation of the group on a function space
sourceSetting integers
real line
status standard tool in modern harmonic analysis
targetSetting general groups
general measure spaces
typicalDomain locally compact abelian groups
measure spaces with group actions
typicalModelGroup integer group Z GENERATED
real line R GENERATED
usedFor Fourier multipliers on groups
convolution operators on groups
ergodic theorems
maximal ergodic inequalities
singular integral operators on groups

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Alberto Calderón notableFor Calderón transference principle