30 research outputs found
Double integral estimates for Besov type spaces and their applications
For , we give a complete description of nonnegative radial weight
functions on the open unit disk such that if and only if for all analytic functions in , where and
are some real numbers. As applications, we give some geometric descriptions of
functions in Besove type spaces with doubling weights, and
characterize the boundedness and compactness of Hankel type operators related
to Besov type spaces with radial B\'ekoll\'e-Bonami weights. Some special cases
of our results are new even for some standard weighted Besov spaces.Comment: V2, made some corrections on V1 and added some result
Boundary multipliers of a family of Möbius invariant spaces
For and , we consider the function spaces that appear naturally as the space of boundary values of a certain family of analytic Möbius invariant function spaces on the the unit disk. In this paper, we give a complete description of the pointwise multipliers going from to for all ranges of and . The spectra of such multiplication operators is also obtained
Hankel matrices acting on the Dirichlet space
The characterization of the boundedness of operators induced by Hankel
matrices on analytic function spaces can be traced back to the work of Z.
Nehari and H. Widom on the Hardy space, and has been extensively studied on
many other analytic function spaces recently. However, this question remains
open in the context of the Dirichlet space [20]. By Carleson measures, the
Widom type condition and the reproducing kernel thesis, this paper provides a
comprehensive solution to this question. As a beneficial product,
characterizations of the boundedness and compactness of operators induced by
Ces\`aro type matrices on the Dirichlet space are given. In addition, we also
show that a random Dirichlet function almost surely induces a compact Hankel
type operator on the Dirichlet space
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We introduce a new space, K(ℝn) space, of several real variables with nondecreasing functions K. By giving basic properties of the weighted function K, by establishing a Stegenga-type estimate, and by introducing the K-Carleson measure on ℝ+n+1, we obtain various characterizations of K(ℝn) space