Order bounded composition operators on the Hardy spaces and the Nevanlinna class

Nizar Jaoua

Studia Mathematica (1999)

  • Volume: 134, Issue: 1, page 35-55
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

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We study the order boundedness of composition operators induced by holomorphic self-maps of the open unit disc D. We consider these operators first on the Hardy spaces H p 0 < p < ∞ and then on the Nevanlinna class N. Given a non-negative increasing function h on [0,∞[, a composition operator is said to be X,Lh-order bounded (we write (X,Lh)-ob) with X = H p or X = N if its composition with the map f ↦ f*, where f* denotes the radial limit of f, is order bounded from X into L h . We give a complete characterization and a family of examples in both cases. On the other hand, we show that the ( N , l o g + L )-ob composition operators are exactly those which are Hilbert-Schmidt on H 2 . We also prove that the ( N , L q )-ob composition operators are exactly those which are compact from N into H q .

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Jaoua, Nizar. "Order bounded composition operators on the Hardy spaces and the Nevanlinna class." Studia Mathematica 134.1 (1999): 35-55. <http://eudml.org/doc/216621>.

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AB - We study the order boundedness of composition operators induced by holomorphic self-maps of the open unit disc D. We consider these operators first on the Hardy spaces $H^p$ 0 < p < ∞ and then on the Nevanlinna class N. Given a non-negative increasing function h on [0,∞[, a composition operator is said to be X,Lh-order bounded (we write (X,Lh)-ob) with $X = H^p$ or X = N if its composition with the map f ↦ f*, where f* denotes the radial limit of f, is order bounded from X into $L_h$. We give a complete characterization and a family of examples in both cases. On the other hand, we show that the ($N,log^{+}L$)-ob composition operators are exactly those which are Hilbert-Schmidt on $H^2$. We also prove that the ($N,L^q$)-ob composition operators are exactly those which are compact from N into $H^q$.
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