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In this paper, the authors prove the boundedness of commutators generated by the weighted Hardy operator on weighted $lambda$-central Morrey space with the weight $omega$ satisfying the doubling condition. Moreover, the authors give the characterization for the weighted $lambda$-central Campanato space by introducing a new kind of operator which is related to the commutator of weighted Hardy operator.
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