Dimension-free linear weighted bound for the Cauchy transform

Let wA2w\in A_2 be a weight on the unit sphere in Cn\mathbb C^n, let CC denote the Cauchy transform in Cn\mathbb C^n, and let Q~2(w)\widetilde Q_2(w) denote the invariant A2A_2 characteristic of ww. The notation L2(w)L^2(w) denotes the corresponding weighted L2L^2 space. The question is whether

C(f)L2(w)Q~2(w)fL2(w),\|C(f)\|_{L^2(w)}\lesssim \widetilde Q_2(w)\|f\|_{L^2(w)},

with an implied constant independent of the dimension.

Dimension-free Cauchy-transform conjecture. For every wA2w\in A_2 and the Cauchy transform CC in Cn\mathbb C^n, the displayed estimate holds with an implied constant independent of the dimension.

A linear estimate of this form is described as the goal in the concluding remarks, and the source says that the required result is not known. The paper's square-function estimate supports the proposed dependence on the invariant characteristic, but the Cauchy-transform estimate remains open because the needed several-variable gradient identity fails.

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Stefanie Petermichl and Brett D. Wick, “A Weighted Estimate for the Square Function on the Unit Ball in ^n”, arXiv:math/0701852 (2007).

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