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摘要
摘要 本文旨在证明 Titchmarsh 定理对广义傅里叶变换 ( κ , n {\kappa,n} )-Fourier 变换的推广,其中 n 为正整数,κ 为来自 Dunkl 理论的常数。作为应用,我们推导出 L 2 {L^{2}} 的 ( κ , n ) {(\kappa,n)} - 傅立叶乘数定理。Lipschitz 空间的傅里叶乘数定理。此外,我们给出了必要条件,以确保 f 属于阶数为 m 的广义 Lipschitz 类中的任意一类。这使得我们可以为 ℱ κ , n {\mathcal{F}_{\kappa,n}} 建立类似的 Boas 型结果。.
Titchmarsh and Boas-type theorems related to (κ,n)-Fourier transform
Abstract The aim of this paper is to prove a generalization of Titchmarsh’s theorems for the generalized Fourier transform called ( κ , n {\kappa,n} )-Fourier transform, where n is a positive integer and κ is a constant coming from Dunkl theory. As an application, we derive a ( κ , n ) {(\kappa,n)} -Fourier multiplier theorem for L 2 {L^{2}} Lipschitz spaces. Moreover, we give necessary conditions to ensure that f belongs to either one of the generalized Lipschitz classes of order m. This allows us to establish the analogue of the Boas-type result for ℱ κ , n {\mathcal{F}_{\kappa,n}} .
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