“…Especially important are the problems of splitting functions into the product or sum of two functions separated by the corresponding domains of the complex plane. For instance, the decomposition problem of holomorphic functions from the Paley-Wiener and Hardy spaces into the sum of two functions, specified by their growth degree, was actively studied in [1][2][3], solving the important filter identification problem [4][5][6][7][8] subject to electrical, optical, and acoustical signals. Especially, mathematically challenging the factorization problem of holomorphic functions in Bergman space with assigned growth degree properties proved to have many applications [9][10][11][12], inspired by recent advances in wavelet, co-orbit, control, and coherent state representation theories.…”