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Discussion of harmonic analysis and all related fields (wavelets, representation theory, PDE, Fourier series, etc.), including announcements of conferences, job openings, etc.

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Re: continuity of operator norms
Hi, maybe I am completely wrong, but one should be able to interpolate since it is bounded on L^{2-\delta}. So for a \varepsilon depending on \delta and the
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Re: continuity of operator norms
David, By Riesz-Thorin, the logarithm of the operator norm is convex as a function of 1/p, which means it's continuous. Best, Philip
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continuity of operator norms
I have a linear operator T that is bounded on L^p(w), 2-\epsilon < p < 2+ \epsilon, for a fixed weight w. I know that on L^2(w) the operator norm of T is less
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International Journal of Mathematics and Computation (IJMC). ISSN 0974-570X (Online); ISSN 0974-5718 (Print) http://ceser.res.in/ijmc.html
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