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This chapter could easily be the basis for a second volume. Here we treat the work of Christ/Geller on the structure of H p functions, we treat the ideas of Nagel/Stein about new approach regions for the Fatou theory, we talk about H 1 and BMO, we describe the atomic theory of Hardy spaces, and we discuss square functions.

These are all fundamental ideas of harmonic analysis, and they constitute an invitation for the reader to continue his/her studies.

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