“…[
13, 22, 42, 44]) and were referred to as weakly–strongly singular integral operators by C. Fefferman in [
13]. Inspired by these results, and the work of Macías and Segovia [
39] and Bordin [
3], Alvarez and Milman considered the theory of strongly singular Calderón–Zygmund operators in the case of scalar and vector values in [
1] and [
2], respectively. Their results included
,
, and
continuity and they also showed that the class of strongly singular Calderón–Zygmund operators include the pseudo‐differential operator with symbol in the Hörmander's class
where
and
.…”