On Some Properties of the Space Lpw(Rn) and Lqt(Rn)

Year 2016, Volume: 13 Issue: 2, - , 01.11.2016

Cihan Unal İsmail Aydin

Abstract

In this paper, we define A
p,q(.)
w,ϑ
(R
n
) to be space of the intersection of the spaces L
p
w (R
n
) and
L
q(.)
ϑ
(R
n
). Also, we investigate some inclusions and embedding properties of the space. Moreover, we
discuss other basic properties of A
p,q(.)
w,ϑ
(R
n
).

Keywords

Variable exponent, embedding, maximal operator

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