Nevanlinna algebras
A. Haldimann ; H. Jarchow
Studia Mathematica, Tome 147 (2001), p. 243-268 / Harvested from The Polish Digital Mathematics Library

The Nevanlinna algebras, αp, of this paper are the Lp variants of classical weighted area Nevanlinna classes of analytic functions on = z ∈ ℂ: |z| < 1. They are F-algebras, neither locally bounded nor locally convex, with a rich duality structure. For s = (α+2)/p, the algebra Fs of analytic functions f: → ℂ such that (1-|z|)s|f(z)|0 as |z| → 1 is the Fréchet envelope of αp. The corresponding algebra s of analytic f: → ℂ such that supz(1-|z|)s|f(z)|< is a complete metric space but fails to be a topological vector space. Fs is also the largest linear topological subspace of s. Fs is even a nuclear power series space. αp and βq generate the same Fréchet envelope iff (α+2)/p = (β+2)/q; they can replace each other for quasi-Banach space-valued continuous multilinear mappings. Results for composition operators between αp’s can often be translated in a one-to-one fashion to corresponding ones on associated weighted Bergman spaces αp. This follows from the fact that the invertible elements in each αp are precisely the exponentials of functions in αp. Moreover, each αp, (α+2)/p ≤ 1, admits dense ideals. αp embeds order boundedly into βq iff βq contains the Bloch type space (α+2)/p iff (α+2)/p < (β+1)/q. In particular, p>0αp and p>0αp do not depend on the particular choice of α > -1. The first space is a nuclear space, a copy of the dual of the space of rapidly decreasing sequences; the second has properties much stronger than being a Schwartz space but fails to be nuclear.

Publié le : 2001-01-01
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