A sharp logarithmic condition for the Hardy operator on $L^{1}(0,\infty)$ and $\ell^1$

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Main Authors: Owusu-Ensaw, Samson, Sehba, Benoit F., Tweneboanah, Ransford T.
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Published: 2026
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author Owusu-Ensaw, Samson
Sehba, Benoit F.
Tweneboanah, Ransford T.
author_facet Owusu-Ensaw, Samson
Sehba, Benoit F.
Tweneboanah, Ransford T.
contents The Hardy operator is not bounded on the space of integrable functions on the positive half-line and its discrete counterpart on summable sequences. we introduce a modified Hardy operator obtained by subtracting a natural corrective term, and characterize the largest subspace of integrable functions on which this modified operator maps into integrable functions. The sharp condition is a logarithmic integrability (summability) requirement whose weight reflects obstructions on both small and large scales.
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spellingShingle A sharp logarithmic condition for the Hardy operator on $L^{1}(0,\infty)$ and $\ell^1$
Owusu-Ensaw, Samson
Sehba, Benoit F.
Tweneboanah, Ransford T.
Classical Analysis and ODEs
Functional Analysis
The Hardy operator is not bounded on the space of integrable functions on the positive half-line and its discrete counterpart on summable sequences. we introduce a modified Hardy operator obtained by subtracting a natural corrective term, and characterize the largest subspace of integrable functions on which this modified operator maps into integrable functions. The sharp condition is a logarithmic integrability (summability) requirement whose weight reflects obstructions on both small and large scales.
title A sharp logarithmic condition for the Hardy operator on $L^{1}(0,\infty)$ and $\ell^1$
topic Classical Analysis and ODEs
Functional Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.21252