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Noncommutative continuous differentially subordinate martingales and second-order Riesz transforms

  • Yong Jiao,
  • Adam Osękowski,
  • Lian Wu

摘要

We introduce the notion of differential subordination in the context of noncommutative continuous-time martingales and show that for \(2<p<\infty \) 2 < p < this domination enforces the corresponding \(L^p\) L p bound between the two processes. As applications, we obtain best-order \(L^p\) L p inequalities for the second-order Riesz transforms on a class of group von Neumann algebras equipped with a conditionally negative length function. The proof relies on a novel stochastic representation of these second-order operators and reveals an interesting interplay between the cylindrical geometric Brownian motion, the crossed product and the cocycle law.