Non-tangential Maximal Functions
The non-tangential maximal function takes a function defined on the upper-half plane and produces a function defined on via the expression
Observe that for a fixed, the set is a cone in with vertex at and axis perpendicular to the boundary of . Thus, the non-tangential maximal operator simply takes the supremum of the function over a cone with vertex at the boundary of .
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