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On the structure of Bergman and poly-Bergman spaces

1999, Integral Equations and Operator Theory

Abstract

Let II be the upper half-plane in C, consider the Bergman space A2(II), the subspace of all analytic functions from Lz(II). The complete decomposit~on of L2(II) onto Bergman and Bergman type spaces of poly-analytic and poly-antianalytic functions is obtained. The orthogonal Bergman type projections onto each of these subspaces are described. Connections with the Hardy spaces and the Szego projections are established. where Pn-l in the orthogonal projection (4.6) of LI(R+) onto the one-dimensional space Ln-1, generated by the function I,-l(y), defined in (4.2). PROOF. Follows directly from Corollaries 4.2 and 4.4.

Key takeaways

  • Consider now the space L2(II) and its Bergman subspace A2(II), consisting of all analytic in II functions.
  • We will use the following ortonormal base in Lz(R+): {I,(y)),"=,, where = e~f '~, (~) , L,(y) is the Laguerre polinomial of degree n. Denote by L, the one-dimensional subspace of L2(W+), generated by f,(y), and by P, the orthogonal projection of L2(W+) onto L,.
  • Then the image of the Bergman space A: = U1(A2(II)) can be described as the (closed) subspace of L2(II), which consists of all functions satisfying the equation
  • where Lo is the one-dimensional subspace of L2(P+), generated by fo = e-#Ia,
  • where Lo is the one-dimensional subspace of L2(R+), generated by fo = e-vla,