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On the boundedness of generalized Ces\`aro operators on Sobolev spaces

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For β>0\beta>0 and p1p\ge 1, the generalized Ces\`aro operator Cβf(t):=βtβ0t(ts)β1f(s)ds \mathcal{C}_\beta f(t):=\frac{\beta}{t^\beta}\int_0^t (t-s)^{\beta-1}f(s)ds and its companion operator Cβ\mathcal{C}_\beta^* defined on Sobolev spaces Tp(α)(tα)\mathcal{T}_p^{(\alpha)}(t^\alpha) and Tp(α)(tα)\mathcal{T}_p^{(\alpha)}(| t|^\alpha) (where α0\alpha\ge 0 is the fractional order of derivation and are embedded in L^p(\RR^+) and L^p(\RR) respectively) are studied. We prove that if p>1p>1, then Cβ\mathcal{C}_\beta and Cβ\mathcal{C}_\beta^* are bounded operators and commute on Tp(α)(tα)\mathcal{T}_p^{(\alpha)}(t^\alpha) and Tp(α)(tα)\mathcal{T}_p^{(\alpha)}(| t|^\alpha). We show explicitly the spectra σ(Cβ)\sigma (\mathcal{C}_\beta) and σ(Cβ)\sigma (\mathcal{C}_\beta^*) and its operator norms (which depend on pp). For 1<p21< p\le 2, we prove that Cβ(f)^=Cβ(f^) \hat{{\mathcal C}_\beta(f)}={\mathcal C}_\beta^*(\hat{f}) and Cβ(f)^=Cβ(f^)\hat{{\mathcal C}_\beta^*(f)}={\mathcal C}_\beta(\hat{f}) where f^\hat{f} is the Fourier transform of a function f\in L^p(\RR).Comment: 24 page

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