Abstract

In this paper we extend classical Titchmarsh theorems on the Fourier transform of Hölder–Lipschitz functions to the setting of compact homogeneous manifolds. As an application, we derive a Fourier multiplier theorem for L^2-Hölder–Lipschitz spaces on compact Lie groups. We also derive conditions and a characterisation for Dini–Lipschitz classes on compact homogeneous manifolds in terms of the behaviour of their Fourier coefficients.

Highlights

  • The studies of the convergence and of the rate of decay of Fourier coefficients are among the most classical problems in Fourier analysis

  • Starting from the Riemann– Lebesgue theorem relating the integrability of a function on the torus T1 and the convergence of its Fourier coefficients, through the Hausdorff–Young inequality relating the integrability of a function and of its Fourier transform

  • One can relate the smoothness of a function on the torus and the rate of decay of its Fourier coefficients: if f ∈ Ck(T1) for some k ≥ 1, one has f ( j ) = o(| j |−k), that is, | j|k| f ( j)| → 0 as j → ∞

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Summary

Introduction

The studies of the convergence and of the rate of decay of Fourier coefficients are among the most classical problems in Fourier analysis. This is a natural family of spaces on G0, extending the 2-norm appearing in the Plancherel identity in (1.9), satisfying the Hausdorff–Young inequalities on G/K and many other functional analytic properties These spaces were analysed in [20, Section 2] in the setting of compact homogeneous manifolds, extending the corresponding definition on the compact Lie groups introduced earlier in [30, Section 10.3.3], in which case we would have G0 = G and kξ = dξ : see Definition 2.2 for this case. As an application of the obtained characterisations, we will show a Fourier multiplier theorem for Hölder/Lipschitz spaces on compact Lie groups. Our analysis in this paper is based on a logarithmic extension of the Duren lemma allowing inclusion of the log-terms in the characterisations

Preliminaries
Titchmarsh theorems for Fourier transforms of Lipschitz functions
Dini–Lipschitz functions
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