Leonid Slavin, Alexander Volberg
Published 2008-09-01Version 1
A Bellman function approach to Fefferman's $H^1-BMO$ duality theorem is presented. One Bellman-type argument is used to handle two different one-dimensional cases, dyadic and continuous. An explicit estimate for the constant of embedding $BMO\subset (H^1)^*$ is given in the dyadic case. The same Bellman function is then used to establish a multi-dimensional analog.
Comments: 14 pages, 2 figures, final version
Journal: Contemporary Math, 428, AMS, 2007
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