2020
DOI: 10.1002/mma.6675
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Holomorphic Hölder‐type spaces and composition operators

Abstract: We study boundedness and compactness of composition operators in the generalized Hölder-type space of holomorphic functions in the unit disc with prescribed modulus of continuity. We also devote a significant part of the article to outline some embeddings between such Hölder-type spaces, to discuss properties of modulus of continuity and to construct some useful examples. KEYWORDS composition operators, Hölder spaces, holomorphic functions, modulus of continuity MSC CLASSIFICATION 47B33; 46E15; 30H99 1 INTRODU… Show more

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“…Proof Denote κ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ=supz𝔻|ϕ(z)|1|ϕ(z)|2ω1(t)t2dt1|z|ω2(1|z|). Clearly, κω1,ω2,ϕCtrueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ. It was shown in [previous study, 10 Theorem 5.2] that if ω 2 satisfies the condition (), then trueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ<+ implies the boundedness of the operator Cϕ:Aω1false(𝔻false)Aω2false(𝔻false). Hence, we simply need to show that fϕ,ω1false(zfalse)DLω2false(𝔻false) implies trueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ<+.…”
Section: Boundedness Of Composition Operator In Generalized Hölder Sp...mentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Proof Denote κ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ=supz𝔻|ϕ(z)|1|ϕ(z)|2ω1(t)t2dt1|z|ω2(1|z|). Clearly, κω1,ω2,ϕCtrueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ. It was shown in [previous study, 10 Theorem 5.2] that if ω 2 satisfies the condition (), then trueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ<+ implies the boundedness of the operator Cϕ:Aω1false(𝔻false)Aω2false(𝔻false). Hence, we simply need to show that fϕ,ω1false(zfalse)DLω2false(𝔻false) implies trueκ˜ω1,ω2,ϕ<+.…”
Section: Boundedness Of Composition Operator In Generalized Hölder Sp...mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…From the assumptions we know that A 𝜔 1 (D) = B 𝜔 1 (D) with equivalent norms (see, for instance, previous study, 10 Theorem 3.2). Hence, g…”
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