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    Riesz transforms on solvable extensions of stratified groups

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    Let G=NAG = N \rtimes A, where NN is a stratified group and A=RA = \mathbb{R} acts on NN via automorphic dilations. Homogeneous sub-Laplacians on NN and AA can be lifted to left-invariant operators on GG and their sum is a sub-Laplacian Δ\Delta on GG. Here we prove weak type (1,1)(1,1), LpL^p-boundedness for p(1,2]p \in (1,2] and H1L1H^1 \to L^1 boundedness of the Riesz transforms YΔ1/2Y \Delta^{-1/2} and YΔ1ZY \Delta^{-1} Z, where YY and ZZ are any horizontal left-invariant vector fields on GG, as well as the corresponding dual boundedness results. At the crux of the argument are large-time bounds for spatial derivatives of the heat kernel, which are new when Δ\Delta is not elliptic.Comment: 20 pages. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1504.0386

    LpL^p spectral multipliers on the free group N3,2N_{3,2}

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    Let LL be the homogeneous sublaplacian on the 6-dimensional free 2-step nilpotent group N3,2N_{3,2} on 3 generators. We prove a theorem of Mihlin-H\"ormander type for the functional calculus of LL, where the order of differentiability s>6/2s > 6/2 is required on the multiplier

    Weighted Plancherel estimates and sharp spectral multipliers for the Grushin operators

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    We study the Grushin operators acting on Rxd1×Rx"d2\R^{d_1}_{x'}\times \R^{d_2}_{x"} and defined by the formula L=-\sum_{\jone=1}^{d_1}\partial_{x'_\jone}^2 - (\sum_{\jone=1}^{d_1}|x'_\jone|^2) \sum_{\jtwo=1}^{d_2}\partial_{x"_\jtwo}^2. We obtain weighted Plancherel estimates for the considered operators. As a consequence we prove LpL^p spectral multiplier results and Bochner-Riesz summability for the Grushin operators. These multiplier results are sharp if d1d2d_1 \ge d_2. We discuss also an interesting phenomenon for weighted Plancherel estimates for d1<d2d_1 <d_2. The described spectral multiplier theorem is the analogue of the result for the sublaplacian on the Heisenberg group obtained by D. M\"uller and E.M. Stein and by W. Hebisch

    Spectral multiplier theorems of Euclidean type on new classes of 2-step stratified groups

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    From a theorem of Christ and Mauceri and Meda it follows that, for a homogeneous sublaplacian LL on a 22-step stratified group GG with Lie algebra g\mathfrak{g}, an operator of the form F(L)F(L) is of weak type (1,1)(1,1) and bounded on Lp(G)L^p(G) for 1<p<1 < p < \infty if the spectral multiplier FF satisfies a scale-invariant smoothness condition of order s>Q/2s > Q/2, where Q=dimg+dim[g,g]Q = \dim \mathfrak{g} + \dim[\mathfrak{g},\mathfrak{g}] is the homogeneous dimension of GG. Here we show that the condition can be pushed down to s>d/2s > d/2, where d=dimgd = \dim \mathfrak{g} is the topological dimension of GG, provided that d7d \leq 7 or dim[g,g]2\dim [\mathfrak{g},\mathfrak{g}] \leq 2.Comment: 33 page

    Spectral multipliers on 22-step groups: topological versus homogeneous dimension

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    Let GG be a 22-step stratified group of topological dimension dd and homogeneous dimension QQ. Let LL be a homogeneous sub-Laplacian on GG. By a theorem due to Christ and to Mauceri and Meda, an operator of the form F(L)F(L) is of weak type (1,1)(1,1) and bounded on Lp(G)L^p(G) for all p(1,)p \in (1,\infty) whenever the multiplier FF satisfies a scale-invariant smoothness condition of order s>Q/2s > Q/2. It is known that, for several 22-step groups and sub-Laplacians, the threshold Q/2Q/2 in the smoothness condition is not sharp and in many cases it is possible to push it down to d/2d/2. Here we show that, for all 22-step groups and sub-Laplacians, the sharp threshold is strictly less than Q/2Q/2, but not less than d/2d/2.Comment: 17 page

    From refined estimates for spherical harmonics to a sharp multiplier theorem on the Grushin sphere

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    We prove a sharp multiplier theorem of Mihlin-H\"ormander type for the Grushin operator on the unit sphere in R3\mathbb{R}^3, and a corresponding boundedness result for the associated Bochner-Riesz means. The proof hinges on precise pointwise bounds for spherical harmonics.Comment: 32 page
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