2008
DOI: 10.1307/mmj/1224783520
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A characterization of Besov-type spaces and applications to Hankel-type operators

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“…The reproducing formula for B p (s) (see [5] or [22] for the case p = 2) gives maps B p (s) into and onto l p . The (pointwise) multipliers of B p (s) denoted by M (B p (s)) are those analytic functions g for which gf is in B p (s) whenever f is in B p (s).…”
Section: Introduction and Main Resultsmentioning
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“…The reproducing formula for B p (s) (see [5] or [22] for the case p = 2) gives maps B p (s) into and onto l p . The (pointwise) multipliers of B p (s) denoted by M (B p (s)) are those analytic functions g for which gf is in B p (s) whenever f is in B p (s).…”
Section: Introduction and Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several characterizations of Carleson measures for B p (s) (see [29] and [30] for a capacitary condition analogous to Stegenga's description in [25] of Carleson measures for B p , or [1] and [18] for non capacitary conditions), but for our purposes we only need the following simple observation proved in [5].…”
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“…First of all, recall that the Bloch space is the dual of A 1 α under the integral pairing , α (see [24,Theorem 3.17]). We also need the following lemma, whose one dimensional analogue is essentially proved in [3]. Proof.…”
Section: Small Hankel Operators With the Same Weightsmentioning
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“…Proof. If p > 1, the result follows from Lemma 2.1 of [8]. If 0 < p ≤ 1 we use the atomic decomposition for D p γ (see [30,Theorem 32]): there is a sequence {a k } in D and a sequence of numbers {λ k } ∈ ℓ p such that…”
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