Isometries of some classical function spaces among the composition operators
Isometries of some classical function spaces among the composition operators
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10.1090/conm/393/07375
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2005
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María J. Martín;D. Vukotić
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作者:
María J. Martín;D. Vukotić
We give a simple and unified proof of the characterizations of all possible composition operators that are isometries of either a general Hardy space or a general weighted Bergman spaces of the disk. We do the same for the isometries of analytic Besov spaces (containing the Dirichlet space) among the composition operators with univalent symbols. Introduction Throughout this note, dm(θ) = (2π)−1dθ will denote the normalized arc length measure on the unit circle T. We assume that the reader is familiar with the definition of the standard Hardy spaces H of the disk (see [D], for example). We write dA for the normalized Lebesgue area measure on the unit disk D: dA(re) = π−1rdrdθ. The weighted Bergman space Aw is the space of all L (D, w dA) functions analytic in the disk, where w is a radial weight function: w(z) = w(|z|), non-negative and integrable with respect to dA. Every H is a Banach space when 1 ≤ p < ∞, and so is Aw when the weight w is “reasonable” (whenever the point evaluations are bounded; roughly speaking, w should not be zero “too often” near the unit circle). The unweighted Bergman space A is obtained when w ≡ 1 (see [DS] for the theory of these spaces); the standard weighted space Aα corresponds to the case w(z) = (α + 1)(1− |z|2)α, −1 < α < ∞. Given an analytic function φ in the unit disk D such that φ(D) ⊂ D, the composition operator Cφ with symbol φ defined by Cφf(z) = f(φ(z)) is always bounded on any H or Aα space, in view of Littlewood’s Subordination Theorem. The monographs [S1] and [CM] are standard sources for the theory of composition operators on such spaces. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 47B33; Secondary 30H05.