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LECTURE NOTES 4 FOR 247A The Hilbert transform - UCLA
LECTURE NOTES 4 FOR 247 ATERENCE Hilbert transformIn this set of NOTES we begin the theory ofsingular integral operators- operatorswhich are almost integral operators, except that their kernelK(x,y) just barelyfails to be integrable near the diagonalx=y. (This is in contrast to, say, fractionalintegral operators such asTf(y) := Rd1|x y|d sf(x)dx, whose kernels go to infinityat the diagonal but remain locally integrable.) These operators arisenaturally incomplex analysis, Fourier analysis, and also in PDE (in particular, theyincludethezeroth order pseudodifferential operatorsas a special case, about which morewill be said later). It is here for the first time that we must make essential use ofcancellation: cruder tools such as Schur s test which do not take advantage ofthesign of the kernel will not be effective we turn to the general theory, let us study the prototypical singular integraloperator1, theHilbert transformHf(x) := Rf(x t)tdt:= lim 01 |t|> f(x t)tdt.
LECTURE NOTES 4 FOR 247A TERENCE TAO 1. The Hilbert transform In this set of notes we begin the theory of singular integral operators - operators
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