Reiteration Formulae for the Real Interpolation Method Including limiting L{\mathcal L} or R{\mathcal R} Spaces

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Abstract

We consider K-interpolation methods involving slowly varying functions. Let A‾θ,∗L\overline{A}_{θ,*}^{\mathcal{L}} and A‾θ,∗R\overline{A}_{θ,*}^{\mathcal{R}} (0≤θ≤1)(0\leqθ\leq1) be the so called L{\mathcal{L}} or R{\mathcal{R}} limiting interpolation spaces which arise naturally in reiteration formulae for the limiting cases. We characterize the interpolation spaces (A‾θ0,∗L,∗)η,r,a\Big(\overline{A}_{θ_0,*}^{\mathcal{L}}, *\Big)_{η,r,a}, (A‾θ0,∗R,∗)η,r,a\Big(\overline{A}_{θ_0,*}^{\mathcal{R}}, *\Big)_{η,r,a}, (∗,A‾θ1,∗L)η,r,a\Big(*, \overline{A}_{θ_1,*}^{\mathcal{L}}\Big)_{η,r,a}, and (∗,A‾θ1,∗R)η,r,a\Big(*, \overline{A}_{θ_1,*}^{\mathcal{R}}\Big)_{η,r,a} (0≤η≤1)(0\leqη\leq1) for the limiting cases θ0=0θ_0=0 and θ1=1θ_1=1. This supplements the earlier papers of the authors, which only considered the case 0<θ0<θ1<10<θ_0<θ_1<1. The proofs of most reiteration formulae are based on Holmstedt-type formulae. Applications to grand and small Lorentz spaces as well as to Lorentz-Karamata spaces are given.

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