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Dyadic Representation Meets Operator-Valued Kernels

Hausdorff Center for Mathematics via YouTube

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Explore the intersection of dyadic representation theory and operator-valued kernels in singular integrals through this 42-minute lecture by Tuomas Hytönen. Delve into the evolution of dyadic representation theory from its origins in the A_2 conjecture to its current applications in bi-parameter singular integrals. Examine how this theory combines with Journé's work on operator-valued kernels, introducing novel concepts like paraproduct-valued dyadic shifts. Investigate the challenges and solutions in developing an operator-valued T1 theorem, and understand the implications for bi-parameter singular integral operators. Gain insights into R-boundedness of paraproducts and the vector-valued bi-parameter T1 theorem, based on joint work with Henri Martikainen and Emil Vuorinen.

Syllabus

Intro
Operator-valued singular integrals (personal view)
The Ti theorem
Towards operator-valued T1 theorem
Trouble with operator-valued paraproducts
The operator-valued T1 theorem (first of many)
Bi-parameter SIO after Journé
Criticism of Journe's frameworld even to define a b-param SIO
Dyadic representation theory
Dyadic shifts and paraproducts
Bi-parameter dyadic representation
Operator-valued shifts
R-boundedness of paraproducts Theorem (TH-Martikainen-Vuorinen)
Remarks
The end
The vector-valued bi-parameter T1 theorem TH-Martikainen-Vuorinen: Suppose that

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Hausdorff Center for Mathematics

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