A Morrey-to-Lebesgue Equivalence for Convolution Calderón--Zygmund Operators

We prove that, for vector-valued convolution Calderón–Zygmund operators, boundedness on a single nontrivial Morrey space is equivalent to the corresponding global $L^p$ boundedness. Thus one Morrey scale already contains the full finite-$p$ boundedness information. The implication from Morrey to $L^p$ is obtained by a separated-copy amplification argument that reconstructs the global norm from a single scale-local estimate; the converse is proved in the same vector-valued framework by a local/far-field decomposition. As a consequence, boundedness of the vector-valued Hilbert transform on one nontrivial Morrey space is equivalent to the UMD property. The result shows that Morrey estimates do not bypass the classical Banach-space obstruction: they detect it exactly.