1995
DOI: 10.1007/s00041-001-4023-6
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On Decomposition Theorems for Hardy Spaces on Domains in ℂn and Applications

Abstract: Hardy spaces of analytic functions are studied both on strongly pseudoconvex domains in C n and on domains of finite type in C 2 . Duality theorems, atomic decompositions, and factorization of functions are treated. Mapping properties of certain Hankel operators are studied.

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“…We refer for example to a series of papers of Krantz and coauthors (see [9][10][11] in particular) and also [12][13][14][15] in this direction. For some new interesting results on analytic spaces in tubular domains over symmetric cones we refer the reader to [16][17][18][19] and various references there also.…”
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“…We refer for example to a series of papers of Krantz and coauthors (see [9][10][11] in particular) and also [12][13][14][15] in this direction. For some new interesting results on analytic spaces in tubular domains over symmetric cones we refer the reader to [16][17][18][19] and various references there also.…”
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“…Similarly based on definition of one domain case we can define mixed norm Hardy classes on products of tubular and bounded strongly pseudoconvex domains as subspaces of In case of bounded stongly pseudocnvex domains with smooth boundary the sphere S in our defintion must be simply replaced by special ∂Ω ε domains closely related with so-called defining r function of pseudoconvex D or Ω domains to be more precise it is a set of those points of domain for which our defining function r is constant (see for standard analytic Hardy classes in bounded pseudoconvex domains with smooth boundary, for example, [9][10][11]15]). …”
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“…Let X = ∂ . We denote by d the usual quasimetric on ∂ defined in [STE1,FEF,KRL2]. (In general, the quasi-metric defined on ∂ is not symmetric, but we can defined x y = 1/2 d x y + d y x .…”
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“…One can find more information on Bloch spaces in [10][11][12][13][14], etc. and their references therein.…”
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