By Adam Osękowski
This monograph is a presentation of a unified method of a definite category of semimartingale inequalities, which might be considered as probabilistic extensions of classical estimates for conjugate harmonic capabilities at the unit disc. The technique, which has its roots within the seminal works of Burkholder within the 80s, permits to infer a given inequality for semimartingales from the lifestyles of a definite specified functionality with a few convex-type homes. Remarkably, a suitable software of the tactic results in the pointy model of the estimate below research, that's quite very important for functions. those contain the speculation of quasiregular mappings (with deep implications to the geometric functionality theory); the boundedness of two-dimensional Hilbert remodel and a extra common type of Fourier multipliers; the idea of rank-one convex and quasiconvex features; and extra. The ebook is split right into a few separate components. within the introductory bankruptcy we current motivation for the implications and relate them to a couple classical difficulties in harmonic research. the subsequent half includes a normal description of the strategy, that's utilized in next chapters to the research of sharp estimates for discrete-time martingales; discrete-time sub- and supermartingales; non-stop time approaches; the sq. and maximal features. each one bankruptcy includes extra bibliographical notes incorporated for reference.
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1. Assume that ???? , ???? are ℋ-valued martingales such that ???? is differentially subordinate to ???? . 1) does not hold in general with any finite ????????,???? , even if we assume that ???? is real valued and ???? is its ±1-transform. A. 1007/978-3-0348-0370-0_3, © Springer Basel 2012 23 24 Chapter 3. 1) holds with ( ????????,???? = 2 Γ(???? + 1) )1/???? . The constant is the best possible even if ???? is assumed to be real valued and ???? is its ±1-transform. 1) holds with ( ????????,???? = ????????−1 2 )1/???? . The constant is the best possible even if ???? is assumed to be real valued and ???? is its ±1-transform.
Let ????????,???? ⎧ ∞ ⎨1 ( )1/???? = 2 Γ(????+1) ( ) ⎩21/????−2/???? ???? (????−1)/???? ????−???? (????−1)(????−????)/(????????) ????−2 if ???? > ???? or 0 < ???? ≤ ???? < 1, if 0 ≤ ???? ≤ 2 ≤ ???? < ∞, if 0 < ???? ≤ ????, 1 ≤ ???? < 2, if 2 < ???? ≤ ???? < ∞. 2. Assume that ???? , ???? are ℋ-valued martingales such that ???? is differentially subordinate to ???? . 2) and the constant is the best possible. It is already the best possible if ???? is assumed to be real valued and ???? is its ±1-transform. 1) can be investigated using Burkholder’s method.
7) where { ????(????, ????) = { ????(????, ????) = −2???? −2????′ if ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ < 1, if ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ ≥ 1, 2???? 0 if ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ < 1, if ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ ≥ 1. Here we have used the notation ????′ = ????/∣????∣ for ???? ∕= 0 and ????′ = 0 for ???? = 0. The choice for ???? and ???? is almost unique, since ????1 is piecewise ???? 1 : thus we are forced to take ???? = ????1???? and ???? = ????1???? on {(????, ????) : ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ ∕= 1, ∣????∣ ∕= 0}. 7), we start with the observation that ????1 (????, ????) ≤ 1 − 2∣????∣ on ℋ × ℋ. 1. Weak type estimates, general case 27 ∣????∣ + ∣????∣ ≥ 1, and in the remaining case we have ∣????∣2 − ∣????∣2 < (1 − ∣????∣)2 − ∣????∣2 = 1 − 2∣????∣.