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Function Spaces Continuously Paired by Operators of Convolution-Type
Canadian mathematical bulletin, Tome 22 (1979) no. 4, pp. 499-507

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Certain operators essentially defined by convolution are considered. Their possible domain and range spaces are determined; then conditions are given under which the construction of the optimal continuous partner may be carried out for a suitable domain or range. Special cases of operators of convolution-type are useful in studying the boundedness properties of conjugate function operators and, more generally, classes of operators satisfying restricted weak-type conditions. 
Kerman, R. A. Function Spaces Continuously Paired by Operators of Convolution-Type. Canadian mathematical bulletin, Tome 22 (1979) no. 4, pp. 499-507. doi: 10.4153/CMB-1979-065-5
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