Theoretical analysis introduces a new scale of function spaces characterizing homogeneous Besov spaces, establishing fundamental interpolation and duality properties for boundary value analysis.
We introduce and study a new scale of function spaces that characterize the homogeneous Besov spaces Ḃβp,q B ˙ p , q β , hence completing earlier work by Ullrich. These new spaces include the ones introduced by Barton and Mayboroda, and systematically studied by Amenta under the name of weighted Z Z -spaces, for the purpose of boundary value problems with Ḃβp,p B ˙ p , p β data. They are the counterparts to the weighted tent spaces with Whitney averages, developed by Huang, and arise as their real interpolants. We describe their functional analytic properties: completeness, duality, embeddings, as well as their real and complex interpolants.
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