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SUMMARY:Alexander Volberg (Michigan State University)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/paw/16/">Mul
 ti-parameter Poincaré inequality\, multi-parameter Carleson embedding: Bo
 x condition versus Chang--Fefferman condition</a>\nby Alexander Volberg (M
 ichigan State University) as part of Probability and Analysis Webinar\n\n\
 nAbstract\nCarleson embedding theorem is a building block for many singula
 r integral operators and the main instrument in proving ``Leibniz rule" fo
 r fractional derivatives (Kato--Ponce\, Kenig). It is also an essential st
 ep in all known ``corona theorems’’. Multi-parameter embedding is a to
 ol to prove more complicated Leibniz rules that are also widely used in we
 ll-posedness questions for various PDEs. Alternatively\, multi-parameter e
 mbedding appear naturally in questions of embedding of spaces of analytic 
 functions in polydisc into Lebesgue spaces with respect to a measure in th
 e polydisc. \n\nCarleson embedding theorems often serve as a first buildin
 g block for interpolation in complex space and also for corona type result
 s. The embedding of spaces of holomorphic functions on n-polydisc can be r
 educed  (without loss of information) to  the boundedness of weighted mult
 i-parameter dyadic Carleson embedding. We  find the necessary and sufficie
 nt  condition for this Carleson embedding in n-parameter case\, when n is 
 1\, 2\, or 3.  The main tool is the harmonic analysis on graphs with cycle
 s. The answer is quite unexpected and seemingly goes against the well know
 n difference between box and Chang--Fefferman condition that was given by 
 Carleson quilts example of 1974. I will present results obtained jointly b
 y Arcozzi\, Holmes\, Mozolyako\, Psaromiligkos\, Zorin-Kranich and myself.
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