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Вестник КРАУНЦ. Физ.-мат. науки. 2021. Т. 36. №3. C. 40-64. ISSN 2079-6641
MSC 49J15, 49N05 Research Article
Integral operators, embedding theorems, Taylor coefficients, isometries, boundary behaviour of Area-Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimension and related problems
R.F. Shamoyan
Department of Mathematics, Bryansk State Technical University, Bryansk 241050, Russia E-mail: [email protected]
This paper contains an overview of recent results of Area-Nevanlinna classes in higher dimension. We here consider various aspects of this new interesting research area of analytic function theory in higher dimension (integral operations, embedding theorems, Taylor coefficients). Previously in one dimension all these results were known. New open interesting Problems in this new research area will be also discussed and indicated.
Keywords: polydisk, unit ball, Taylor coefficients, integral operators, analytic functions, analytic spaces, area Nevanlinna type spaces, tubular domain, pseudoconvex domain, isometries, boundary behaviour
DOI: 10.26117/2079-6641-2021-36-3-40-64
Original article submitted: 01.04.2021 Revision submitted: 15.07.2021
For citation.Shamoyan R.F. Integral operators, embedding theorems, Taylor coefficients, isometries, boundary behaviour of Area-Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimension and related problems. Vestnik KRAUNC. Fiz.-mat. nauki. 2021,36: 3,40-64. DOI: 10.26117/2079-66412021-36-3-40-64
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1. Introduction
The goal of this expository paper to combine together some recent results on a new interesting area of analytic function theory so-called Area-Nevanlinna spaces in higher dimension. This paper is the second part of our notes on area Nevanlinna type spaces. We refer to [1] for the first part related with spaces of this type in one variable. Known various one dimensional results related with such spaces will not be included in this paper. We restrict ourselves only on functions of several complex variables. Probably the first important results in this direction of research were obtained by Dautov, Henkin and Skoda in [2, 3]. We mention [4, 5, 6] where some other results on this interesting topic can be seen. These results are not new and will not be discussed here. On the other hand some interesting open problems in this research area will be posed by us
Funding. The study was carried out without financial support from foundations.
and some recent new extensions of known one dimensional results will be discussed and provided or mentioned.
Some new basic ideas needed for proofs will also be indicated in this paper. Some new one dimensional results of our colleagues related with the topic of this paper published recently in local Russian journals (or by Russian experts) will also be given shortly in this work.(See [7, 8, 9] for another survey on analytic area Nevanlinna spaces in C)
In this paper we discuss various new interesting problems in area Nevalinna spaces in Cn. But we will not talk on vital issues related with zero sets and factorization in such spaces.
Let Un be the unit polydisk in Cn, Un = {z e Cn : |Zj| < 1, j = 1,...,n}. Let H(Un) be the space of all analytic functions in Un. Let further Bn be the unit ball in Cn, Bn = {z e Cn : |z| < 1},Sn = {|z| = 1} be unit sphere. Let H(Bn) be the space of all analytic functions in Bn.
The main goal of this paper is to present or discuss certain new results concerning Taylor coefficients, integral operators of differentiation and integration and some new embedding theorems in new analytic area Nevanlinna type spaces in the unit polydisk and in the unit ball. Note some other related problems, related with boundary behaviour and isometries for example for such spaces in higher dimension will be also discussed. We shortly also discuss extremal problems, diagonal mapping etc in such analytic function spaces in Cn .
These new results will be provided mainly without proofs, some sketches of proofs however will be presented. We also discuss shortly some new open problems concerning area Nevanlinna spaces in general domains such as tubular domains over symmetric cones and bounded strongly pseudoconvex domains with smooth boundary in Cn. These analytic Nevanlinna type spaces are new as far as we know and it will be nice to study them.
We in this paper as usual denote below by c, C1, Ca,.. .various positive constants in various inequalities and various estimates.
2. On the action of differentiation operators in Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn and related problems
To formulate our results we need some definitions and more notations.
Let further a be a certain special fixed positive weight from certain fixed S class (see [10, 11, 12, 13]) of slowly varying functions.
We denote various positive constants in this paper as usual by C,C1,C2,C3,C4,Ca,...
Let further
(Nppq)(Un) = {f e H(Un) : q
= I (¡(ln+|f(Tl^l,..., v§n)|)P ft a (1 - Tk)dxk) < +-},
Tn v / k=1 /
(N™)(Un) = {f e H(Un) :
( \ P n
: I (I(^f (T1&,...,Tn^nWd§1...d^n) n a(1 - )dxk < +-},
In Tn k=1
where as usual
Tn = {z e Cn : |zj| = 1, j = 1,...,n},In = [0,1]n, and 0 < p,q < <*>, and where u+ = max(u,0). Our weight can be also radial (1 — r)a. In this case we also define Npq,N„q = NOP if a(r) = ra, a > — 1, p = q.
These spaces are Banach spaces for min(p,q) > 1 and complete metric spaces for other values of p,q. Same type spaces Nppq(Bn);Npq(Bn) can be easily defined in Bn. We leave this to readers.
Let A be a bounded (or unbounded) domain with C2 boundary, let H(A) be the space of all analytic spaces in A. We denote by dVa the weighted Lebegues measure on A. Let dA be boundary of A. Let further
dVa(z) = (dist(z, dA))adV(z),z e A, a > -1,
where dV is a normalized Lebegues measure on A.
Further we considered also area Nevanlinna spaces on A.
NPp(A) = {f e H(A) : ||f ||Na(A) = J(log+lf (z)|)pdVa(z) < -};0 < p < -
A
and these are Banach spaces for p > 1 and complete metric spaces for other values of p. If A = Bn then we have analytic area Nevanlinna spaces in the unit ball and similarly in the polydisk. To study such spaces is a nice problem.
Area Nevanlinna type spaces similarly can be also considered in difficult general unbounded domains like tube domains over symmetric cones and more general Siegel domains of second type. Moreover they can be defined also on products of such type domains. We refer the reader for example to [13] and [14] for new results on other spaces of analytic functions on product domains.
Product domains and various problems on analytic spaces on them also were considered recently in a series of papers of author (see [13, 14] and various references there).
We formulate some problems for area Nevanlinna type spaces in the unit polydisk and in the unit ball.
The problem of coefficient multipliers can be formulated in polydisk as follows. Let X,Y c H(Un) be quazinormed subspaces of H(Un). We say {ck1,...,kn}, kj > 0, j = 1,..., n is a multiplier from X to Y if for every f, f e X :
f(z)= £ ... £ akl...,)knz\1...zn,z e Un k1>0 kn>0
we have that
£ ... £ ck1...,knah...„knzk11... % e Y. k1 >0 kn>0
We denote this space as usual by MT(X,Y). Here X and Y are various spaces of area Nevanlinna type in the polydisk Un (see [8, 15, 16] for n = 1). For other spaces this problem is well-known (see, for example, [4, 13]). Note some other interesting problems related with Taylor coefficients exists in Nevanlinna spaces (growth rate, etc.) (see below).
Let A be a bounded domain with C2 boundary. Let /1 be the positive Borel measure on A. The embedding problem for area Nevanlinna spaces is to find characte-rizations of such positive Borel / measures so that
J (log+l f (z)|) pd / (z) < c|| f ||X, A
(or similar type embeddings) where 0 < p < and where X c H(A) is a fixed quazi-normed subspace of H(A) (see [17] for n = 1).
Even in particular cases of unit ball and polydisk a lot of open problems in this area related with both these problems in area Nevanlinna type spaces. Note if p > 1, then (log+|f(z)\)p is subharmonic and this fact is some cases is crucial for proofs of such type embeddings (see, for example, [1, 17, 18, 19]).
Let (Df)(z) = (dfd\(z1'z'z,l),zj e U, j = 1,...,n and let a be weight from a special fixed S class in U. We wish to find sharp conditions on pair (a1, a), so that the differentiation D operator maps Npq or NPpq to Npq or Np,q, where ©1 also belongs to S class, where
a1 = (a/,..., an);a = (a1,..., an); aj e S, aj e S, j = 1,..., n.
Next we can consider the problem of so-called diagonal mapping and related issues in analytic area Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimension. Let A be bounded domain. Let f e H(Am), where Am = A x ■ ■ ■ x A, m e N. H(Am) is a space of all analytic functions on Am. Let
k m = j • • J (log+\ f (zi,. . . , Zm) |) PdYai (zi) . . . dVam (Zm) < -, «j > -1,
(hug +1 A A
j = 1,..., m, 0 < p <
The problem is to indicate precisely X functional class, so that we have f (z,... z) e X, where X c H (A). For various analytic spaces this problem was solved (see [4, 5, 21] and various references there).
Let dm2n be the Lebeques measure on the unit polydisk Un.
Let T(t, f) be Nevanlinna characteristic of f, f e H(U) (see [11, 12]). Let below always a be a function from a set of all positive growing functions, (a e L1(0,1)) such that there are two numbers ma > 0,Ma > 0 and number qa e (0,1) such that ma < ^TT) < Ma, t e (0,1),X e [qa, 1] (see [11, 12]). Let a e S, then there are measurable functions w(x),q(x) so that
a (u)
£(x) = exp{q(x) + ( du],x e (0,1) J u
u
(see [11, 12]). This characterization gives various examples of function from S class/ A typical example is a(r) = ra, a > —1, r e (0,1) or a(r) = ra(log C)P, a > —1, p > 0, r e (0,1).
It is obvious that for q = <*>, a = 1 the Npq coincides with well-known Np spaces of holomorphic functions with bounded characteristic (see [11, 12, 20]).
In the recent papers (see, for example, [11, 12, 20]), it was noted that the following assertions concerning the action of differentiation D(f)z = f'(z) and integration I(f )(z) =
z
f f (t)dt in the unit disk are valid in mentioned analytic classes. N0,q is closed under
0
differentiation operator D(f) is closed under differentiation and integration operator. Nq,q
CO
and N^q are closed under differentiation operator D(f) if and only if / a(t)(ln1)pdt < +<*>.
0
The study 1(f),D(f) in Smirnov N+ class were studied also before (see [11, 12] and references there).
oo
We note much earlier in [11, 12] Frostman then W.K. Hayman (see [3, 4]) established that the Np class is not invariant under differentiation operator, but Np, p > 1 are closed for differentiation operator, but not N1.
The natural question is to study differentiation operator in Na,q(Nq,q). The goal of this paper is to give in particular several new sharp results in this direction.
Finally we would like to indicate that some assertions of this section were obtained by modification of approaches and argument provided recently in [20]. All our results in higher dimension were obtained for n = 1 in [18, 20, 21, 22].
Motivated by mentioned results in this section we provide new assertions concerning differentiation operator D(f) in new Nevanlinna type spaces that were defined above. In the following assertion, we provide several sharp results on the action of the differentiation operator in Nevanlinna type analytic spaces in the unit polydisk complementing previously known propositions of this type obtained before by various (see, for example, [4, 11, 12, 20] and references there).
Let further Df (z) = ff^g1.
Now we formulate some new sharp results in higher dimentions from [11, 12].
1
Theorem 1. Let 0 < p < <*>,/Vj(t)dt < +<*>, j = 1,2,...,n. Then
0
J(J ln+ \Df (T1 &,..., Tn^n) |d<§1... d $n)p n fflj (1 - Ti)d T1... dTn <
jn Tn j 1
< cj (j ln+\ f (T1<§1,..., Tn^n)\d ... d &)p ]J Vj (1 - Ti)d T1 . .. d Tn
jn Tn j—1
if and only if
J®j(t)(In 1)pdt < +<*>, j = 1,2,...,n.
Theorem 2. Let s > 1, s > max(q, p), a = n Wj. Let
j—1
2 1 q 2q q i
2 - - > 0, V(1 - \zj\) = Vj(1 - \zj\)q(1 - \zj\)-p-1. sp
Then Df is acting from NV,q, NV,q to N^ if and only if 1
J Vj (1 - T)(ln-—T )sdT < j = 1,2,..., n.
0-
Similar results may be valid in the following function spaces in the ball
Npw (Bn) = {f e H(Bn) :J I I (ln+1 f (T1^1,..., T^M )p«(1 - x)dx I dl < + <*>},
Sn \I
N2p,q,a (Bn) = {f e H(Bn) : II (ln+1 f (Till,..., TnlnM )p®(1 - T)dl | dx < +<*>},
I \S"
q
p
0 < p, q < <*>.
Let us mention some lemmas that are needed for the proofs (see [11, 12]). These are new interesting estimates for Nevanlinna characteristics and spaces in Un Proposition A. Let f e H(Un),s > max(p,q),s > 1. Then
U'
(ln+\f (Z)\)s n — (1 \zk\)dm2n(Z) < k=i
< Ci j n (—(1 \zk\))q (1 \zk\)2q - p-1 (/ lug+\f(z)\qdmn(% ) j d\zi\... d\zn \
tn k-1 xtn /
and
[(ln+\f(z)\)sri — (1 -\zk\)dm2n(jt) < J k—1
Un =
< C*J [J ft (—(1 -\zk\))f (1 -\zk\)2q - p-1lug+\f (z)\d i^i j dmn(l ).
n n k=1
Tn \I'
Lemma 1.
1) The following estimations are true
ln+\Df (ti Vi,..., Zn%)\d Vi... % < C3 [ £ ln + J ln+\ f (T% )\dmn(% ) I ,
T 'n \ j— 1 j T'
where
T —( ^,..., ^ ), t e (0,1), i — 1,2,..., n;
ln+ T( , f) < C4 t( ^, f ), t e (0,1),
n
T(R, f) = ¿/ ln+\f R)\d%,R e (0,1).
-n
Remark 10. The proof of 1) is based on 2) in Lemma 1. Lemma 2.
1) Let Rmj = exp(——e (0,1], t e (0, +~), X > 1, j = 1,2,..., n. Then there exists a function f, f e H(Un),
t
(ln+\Df (Rmi eiVi,..., RmneiVn )\) > C £ (ln , V e (2n].
1+I D-ffR JVi R JVn\\\t C £ | ln_L
j—1\ mj
2) f (ln+\Df (TieiVi,..., TneiVn)\)sdVi... Vn
Tn
is growing as a function of t1 ,..., Tn for every s > 1, f e H(Un).
Remark 1. The statements in the Theorem 2 for q = p = s, n = 1, where established in [20].
We at the end of this section discuss some related problems and introduce some new analytic spaces of Nevanlinna type.
In the unit ball Bn consider f function , f (z1,...,zm),z e Bn,zj e C, j = 1,..., m.
The interesting problem is to find the image of the following operator in various Nevanlinna spaces in the unit ball
Tf : f (z1,..., zn) ^ f (z1,..., zk-1, z0,..., z°n), z,z° e C, k e [2, n), z = (z1,...,zn),zj e C, j = 1,...,n (see [4, 5, 6] for such operators).
If f is from a certain analytic function space in C. Consider slice function f (u), u e U = {\z\ < 1} : (f )(u) = f u), % e dBn = Sn (slice function in Bn). This slice function was used by many authors to provide at least partially some info on f function in Bn by properties of it is one dimensional version in U (see [4, 5, 6]).
In connection with first problem in various analytic spaces we refer the reader to [4, 5, 6], with second problem we refer the reader to [4, 5, 6], with third problem in various analytic spaces we refer the reader to [4, 5, 6]. The problem is to study such type problems in various Nevanlinna spaces in Cn.
We mention finally also some new extremal problems in area Nevanlinna type spaces.
Let A be a bounded domain with C2 boundary or an unbounded domain. Let X, Y c H(A) be normed or quazinormed subspaces of H(A). Let X c Y, f e Y.
We wish to estimate distY ( f, X) assuming that X or Y is area Nevanlinna type space of analytic functions in A. The same problem can be posed in various other domains and spaces (see [14] for some results Nevanlinna spaces in this direction and also in another analytic function spaces).
All problems can be posed also in cases of more general product domains and analytic spaces on them. Next problems we posed for bounded domains on Cn can be posed similarly for Nevanlinna type spaces in unbounded domains in Cn. We leave this simple procedure to interested readers. We mention for example tube domains over symmetric cones (see [23, 24]) as typical example of such unbounded domains.
We now introduce also some other area Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn (Smirnov spaces, Nevanlinna-Lumer spaces, Nevanlinna spaces in Cn ).
Note all problems we formulated can be also considered similarly in these spaces.
Let further E be Sn unit sphere or product of unit circles torus that is
Tn = T x — x T,T = {\z\ = 1} .
Let do be normalized Lebeques measure on E. Then we define Privalov-Nevanlinna Np(E) space
where do is appropriate measure if log+(\f (r%)\)p,r e (0,1),0 < p ^ ^ is uniformly can be integrated then we define Smirnov space N+(E) ( or NP (E)).
Note Hp c N+ c N1, if Hp, 0 < p < ^ is a classical Hardy class in the unit ball and polydisk.
Tf : f (z1,..., zn) ^ f (z1,..., zk-1,0,..., 0), zj e C, j = 1,..., n, k e [2, n)
or
These N+,N1 classes are functional algebras in Bn and Un. N1 in E is called usually Nevanlinna space.
The topology can be given in N+,N1 by invariant metric
IIf -giÍNl = (sup)||1og(1 + |f (r%) —g(r%)|)||¿1 (E)
r<1
N+ is a complete linear metric space by this metric (F space) (see [4]). Np(E) is a complete linear metric space (see [4]).
Putting a = —1 formally in Np (see definition above) we get Np space.
Having at hand in Cn various analytic area Nevanlinna type spaces in this expository paper we formulate below a list of new results concerning these classes and we indicate various references concerning these new sharp (or not sharp) results.
Note an interesting idea to use the fact that (log+if |)p,p ^ 1 is subharmonic and introduce and study various properties of more general spaces of subharmonic functions of area Nevanlinna type in higher dimension. In particular similar problems can be posed in such general spaces.
We finally add a word on new Lumer-Nevanlinna interesting classes of analytic functions ([5, 6, 25]). First note that N 1(Bn) or N 1(Un) spaces can be equivalently defined as spaces of analytic f functions with the following condition log+if (z)| < u(z) for some n—harmonic u function, u - is n—harmonic for E = Un (or M harmonic in Bn).
So called Lumer-Nevanlinna spaces (LN)(A) can be defined if we change u function to pluriharmonic function (majorants). We refer the reader to [5, 6, 25], where some equivalent definitions of (LN)(A) spaces were also provided.
Let t > —1, TA be tubular domain, A be determinant function, H(TA) be usual space of analytic functions on TA (see [23] for more details).
We can also define and study Nevanlinna type spaces in unbounded tubular TA domains over cones as follows
Np(Ta) = {f e H (Ta) : J (log+i f (z)|)p x At (Imz)dV (z) < -}, 0 < p <
Ta
dV is a Lebeques measure on TA, and consider same problems here. Similarly same type general analytic spaces can be defined also in bounded psevdoconvex domains. It is a new nice problem to study such spaces.
Let D be a star shaped bounded circular domains with the Bergman-Silov boundary B, and 0 e D.
In [26, 27] the authors showed the equivalence of two new Nevanlinna type spaces in D:
N(D) = {f e H(D) : sup Í log+if (rb)idX(b) < <*>}
0<r<1J
B
and N(D) = {f e H(D) : (log+if (rb)|,0 < r < 1 is uniformly integrable on B}, where H(D) is a space of analytic functions on D and dX is a Lebeques measure on D. In the unit ball we have
sup Jlog+ifr|dt < ^ implies sup / |log|fr||dt <
0<r<1S 0<r<1S
Also in the ball we have Hp1 c Hp2 c N1,p1 > p2.
Let Hip(B) = {f e H(B) : sup / p((logi fr|)dt < <*>}.
0<r<1 S
is positive nondecreasing convex function $ : (—x,x) ^ [0,x), see [5, 6]). This space includes Hp and N1 obviously.
We will discuss in next section coefficient multiplier problem and discuss Taylor coefficients listing some recent results. Then consider recent theorems on embeddings and some related operators in area Nevanlinna type spaces of several variables.
3. On some new embeddings theorems, Taylor coefficients of area Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimention and related problems.
The plan of this section is the following. We review some new results on Taylor coefficients then we provide results on embeddings, then consider new theorems on some operators in area Nevanlinna type spaces Cn.
A typical result on Taylor coefficients is the following Theorem 3. Theorem 3. (see [4, 28])
Let f e N¿ (Un), a > -1. Then we have log+\ak1..jkn \ = 0 kn) ^^ for each
f, f(z) = L ... L aku_}knzk\...zn, f e Na,a > —1 and this estimate also is the best
k1>0 kn>0
possible.
It will be nice to extend this result to all N„q and N„q spaces in polydisk. We refer to [29] for a description of coefficient multipliers of Smirnov spaces obtained by Nawrocki. He provided complete generalization of well-known theorem of Yanagihara (see [30]) in the unit disk. Various one dimensional results on functionals and multipliers on Nevanlinna analytic spaces and related spaces are known now (see [4, 8, 9, 10, 16]). It will be nice to extend such theorems similarly to get similar to these nice results of Nawrocki in Un.
The Smirnov class N*(Un) is the subspace of N 1(Un) consisting of those f, so
that {log+ \fr\,r e I} is uniformly integrable on Tn, fT(a) = f (xa). The functional
sup /log(1 + \fr\)dmn is a complete F—norm on N^(Un), the radial limit lim f (ra) 0<r<1T" r^1—
exists almost everywhere (see [5]). Here dmn is the Lebeques measure on Tn.
Here is a known typical result in the unit disk on coefficient multipliers (see [4]). Theorem 4. Let {Ak} be multiplier from Np(U) to Hq(U), 0 < q < x. Then f\ maps
bounded subsets of Np into bounded subsets of Hp. Let 0 < q < x, 1 < p < x, {Ak} is a
1
multiplier from Np into Hq if and only if for some positive constant Ak = O(exp(—ckp+1).
Nawrocki also provided full description of the countinuous linear functionals of N*(Un). The Frechet envelope of N*(Un) also was provided in his vital work [29]-[32]. He proved that for n > 1 N*(Un) is not isomorphic to N*(U1). We refer to [29]-[32] for similar results in the unit ball (see [4] for other such new results).
It is a problem to find a solid hull of Nevanlinna and Smirnov spaces in the unit ball in Cn and other domains. For n = 1 see [4, 8, 16] and references there.
We now discuss some problems related with embeddings in area Nevanlinna type spaces. We refer to [4, 17, 19, 33] for unit ball, disk cases. We provide recent results from [34], then some results based on technique from [33, 35], then finally some related results embeddings from [36, 37]. Note these results also many have Applications (see [4, 14, 38]).
Let q > p, then we have the following embeddings in the unit disk
Nq(U) c (Np)(U), J Hp c H (NP(U)), U (NP) c (N+(U)) p>0 p>1 p>1
We first give an embeddings theorem obtained by Cho-Kwon for Njp spaces in Cn . Let D c Cn be any a bounded domain in Cn. Let H(D) = {f, f holomorphic in D}, SD(z) is a distance from z to boundary of D. Let
Gs = /1 f (z)lp8D(z)a-1dV (z); a > 0,0 < p < -, D
dv is a Lebeques measure on D and
(D) = {f G H (D) : || f ||_ff = sup{ÔD(®)CT | f (œ)|; œ G D}} < -
be classical Bergman spaces in D. Let also further
(luf+
D
-2
Jp = / (lug+1 f (œ )l) p8%-1 dV (œ ) <
If D has C2 boundary, then we have
„ n+a i p
Apa(D) c A + (D) c N^(D), o e (0, -),p > 0,0 < p <
The complete analogue of the following embedding theorems is valid also in the unit ball (see [36, 37]).
We need some definitions. Let further
^) = /\f (z)\pex^= 9 (yqrr)) dm2n(z).
U" II//
Let also g e H(Un), denote by M1p(g,r) the following growing function J \g(r1 ,..., rn%n) \pdmn(%), 0 < p < r e In.
Tn
Theorem 5. (see [36, 37])
Let q>(r) = (tyj(rj))rj=1,rj e [0, ), j = 1,...,m, let pj be an increasing positive on R+ and
ln r
lim —— = 0, j = 1,..., n.
pj(r)
/ +-, (x ^ +~),x lim ~^n(:>) = 0, ^j e C(2)(R+), j = 1,..., n.
9 j(x)
j! ^ 0,x ^ +~. p? (x)
Let f (z) = 0, z e Un, then for 0 < p < -
oo
1) supzeu« ln+\f (z)\( £ Vj(^)) < ci \\f\\PP(V) and
2) [Mi(ln+\f\,r)]( £ Vj(^)) < c2\\f\\Ppv),r e In;
where exp(ç(z)) — Ö exp(Vj(zj)). j—i
We refer the reader to [36, 37] for complete analogue of Theorem 5 in the unit ball.
Theorem 6. (see [13, 19])
Let
lj e [0,1), 6j e [-n,n],Alj(dj) — {z e D : 1 - lj < \zj\ < 1, \argz- 6j\ < ||,
j — 1,...,m,A, (0j) — n(Alj(0j)).
, m, l lJ j—i
Let {vj} be finite nonnegative Borel measure in the unit disk, j = 1,...,m, let
mm
V = n . Let Vj(A-(0j)) < c1 n a(lj)lPp+l; for all lj e (0,1),Qj e [—n,n]. Then j=1 j j=1 j
m
' ■ ■ ■ ■ -,n)
J(ln+\f (&,..., %n)\)p n d Mj j ) <
Un j—1
11 m , ) p
< cj---J n a (1 — rj)(J(log+| f(n$1,..., rnZnWdmntf)) " dn ... drm
0 0 j=1 Tn
for q = 1, where a e S.
Similar result is valid for Npq(Un) instead of Npq and all q,p > q. Remark 2. Various such type other results are also valid for analytic spaces with the same type norms or for spaces with the following norms
J (j (log+ | f (ri Ç1,..., Tn^nW® (j)dr^j qd Ç1... d Çn, dr = dri... dr„, r = (ri,..., r^),
Tn jn
where p > 1,q > 1 (see [13, 19]), where ®(r) is weight of certain S class, ®(r) =
m
n (rj). j=1
We now consider some other direct extensions of Njp area Nevanlinna type classes in Cn. Let ra(Ç) = {z e U : |1 - Çzl < a(1 - |z|)}, a > 1 be Lusin cone in the unit disk. Let D(z, r) be the Bergman ball in the unit disk z e U, r > 0 (see [4, 19]). We may also consider a problem of finding precise conditions on positive Borel ^ measure in Un, so
that
/( / ••• j log+ |f(z1,..., zn)l ri (1 -lzj l)pjd!i (zz)) Pdmn(Ç ) <
Tn r«1 (Ç1) ran (Çn) j=1
1 1
< cj •••! n (1 - rj )rj(J log+ | f (rÇ )ldmn(Ç )) q ft drj,
0 0 j=1 Tn j=1
0 < p,q < Yj > -1,fy > -1, j — 1,...,n.
or
/(/ ■■■ / (log+ |/(®1,..., ®m)|)q ft (1 |)ajd|(©)) P X dm,2m (z) <
Um D(z1,r) D(zm,r) J=1
/m
(log+ |/(ffl1,. .., fflm) |)s n(1 - l®jI)fyjdm2m(®)
Um J —1
for 0 < q, p,s < aj > -1,fyj > -1, j — 1,...,m, z — (z1,...,Zm),
\ — ,..., £m) estimates are valid.
Note in the first case for p > q, p, q > 1 and in the second case for min(p, q) > s > 1, it can be shown that the following condition (Carleson type condition). -» n T
| (Af(0)) < c( n Zjr for
some t — t(p, q, s) is sufficient for these embeddings (based
in particular on known methods and results of first author, see also [4, 19]).
Very similar problems similarly can be posed in the unit ball (see [33]).
Concerning polydisk we mention the following interesting vital fact. Various embedding theorems for various analytic function spaces are known in literature ( for Bergman, Hardy, mixed norm classes). In many of those results the main fact used in proofs is the n-subharmonicity of the function |/(z1,...,zn)|p,p > 1. This gives also embedding for various area Nevanlinna spaces in the polydisk regarding the fact that (log+ |/(z1,...,zn|)p,p > 1 is also a n-subharmonic function and indeed this in unit disk and polydisk was used by Mihic-Shamoyan (see [8]).
Let further Hp(Bn) be Hardy class in the unit ball, then we have / e Hp(Bn) ^ /(z) e (APp_k)(B-) and also / e N1(Bn) ^ / e (N1-)(B-) (see [5, 6]) where APa is a Bergman space in the ball (see [5, 6]). Then also the operator of restriction /(z1,...,zn) ^ /(z1,...,zk-1,o,...,o) maps as a bounded operator from (N 1)(Bn) into (N^_k)(Bk-1) (see [5, 6]). In polydisk this operator maps N1(Un) into (N1)(Uk-1), and (N^)(Un) maps into N)(Uk-1) (see [5, 6]).
The natural and interesting problem to solve this problem in other classes of area Nevanlinna type and not only in the unit ball.
We finally mention some other problems and provided hints for solutions of other problems in area Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn and pose some questions also.
Concerning slice function we have the following results in the unit ball and in the unit polydisk (see for example [5, 6] and references there). If, for example, / e (N(Bn)) then /)(u) e (N)(U). It will be interesting to solve this problem in other spaces of analytic area Nevanlinna type spaces in the unit ball and in the unit polydisk and also in such spaces in other domains.
Concerning the problem of diagonal map (D/) — (/)(z,...,z),z e U, the following results are valid (see [4, 21, 39] and various references there).
Note first the fact that log+l/(z1,...,zm)|p,p > 1,|zj| < 1,j — 1,...,m, is a m-subharmonic function gives various results on diagonal map directly from related results on diagonal map of Bergman type spaces, since the key ingredient in those proofs is the fact that (|/(z1,—zn)|p),p > 1 is also n-subharmonic function in the unit polydisk.
We have based on this idea for Nevanlinna and area Nevanlinna spaces (see [4, 21, 39]).
Diag(Np)(Un) — (Np_2)(U);p > 1,n > 1.
And also Diag(NPp)(Un) — (Npm+2n_2)(U), for p > 1,n > 1,a > -1. But for mixed norm such type spaces results are not known. We formulate one more related result in this direction. Let u be a nonnegative n-subharmonic function in Un for which ( sup f (lu(rw)lpdmn(w)) < —, 1 < p < —, where dmn is a Lebegues measure on Tp.
re(0,1)Tn
If there exists a constant C > 0, such that |(Ar(£)) < Cln, where £ e Tp, I e (0,1);Ar(£) — {z e Up : 1 - lj < |zj| < 1, largzj - arg£j| < 2;1 < j < n} then JDiag(u(z))dI(z) < CMIp^ (see [4, 21]).
We finally mention another interesting problem related with isometries in Nevan-linna type spaces in higher dimension. Any linear map from a Banach space X to X, so that ||Ty||X — ||y||X,y e X we call isometry (see also next section for discussion).
The isometries of (N*)(Bp) are (T/)(z) — (g(z))(/(y(z))),z e Bp,/ e N*,g(z) — (T 1)(z),z e BP, where y - is so-called inner map of BP (the same result is valid in the polydisk, see [4, 40]).
For various other results related with this issue we refer also to [4, 5, 6, 26, 38, 40, 41]. It will be nice to find such results for many other area Nevanlinna type spaces and not only in BP and UP.
We refer to last section for more results. We now provide shortly a uniqueness theorem in CP of F. Beatrous for analytic area Nevanlinna type spaces in CP (see [42]). This result probably may have many applications in Nevanlinna space function theory of several complex variables.
Let D be bounded domain, a characterizing function of D is a real valued C1 function p on CP, such that D — {p < 0,dp — 0} on dD.
There is e0 > 0, so that De — {p < -e} c D, e < e0. Let D be with C2 boundary. We denote by ae surface measure on dDe. Privalov-Nevanlinna class on D,Np in CP is a subspace of H(D) , so that
p = sup
0<£ <£o
d (log+i f i)pd Os)p <o < p <
d De
(if log+lf | is (|f |)p then we have Hp).
Note Hs(D) c N1,0 < s < — and also any function of (N\) has non-tangential limits at almost every point of dD. We denote them by f*(t,) (see [42]).
Theorem 7. (see [42]) Let D be bounded domain with C2 boundary. Let E be a Borel set in dD with positive Lebeques measure. Let f e N1(D) then if | f *|E = 0 then f = 0.
To extend this nice result to various Np type analytic spaces in the ball and in the unit polydisk is an open problem.
When D is bounded symmetric domain in Cn with Bergman-Silov boundary B and 0 e D, N* is a spaces of all holomorphic functions D on for which the family {log+(l fr|): 0 < r < 1} is uniformly integrable on B and if f,g eN* we put p(fg) = j(log)(1 +1 f*-g*l)d^,
B
where by (f*) and (g*) we denote the boundary values of f,g respectively.
Next we mention M. Stoll's results on these area Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn (see [43]-[45]). M. Stoll proved (1976) that (N*(D),p) is an F algebra that is an F space with. We mention M. Stoll results (N*),p is an F algebra that is an F space with a continuous multiplication, where N* is this Smirnov type class on bounded symmetric domain D.
oo
He also provided other extensions of some known one dimensional results on N* class.
For example, that if y is a continuous linear functional on N*(D), then there exists a holomorphic function g on such that the following equality is valid
Y(f) — lim / f(p 1t)g(pt)dm(t) p^i J
p
D
for all 0 < r < p < 1.
Some nice properties of invertible functions and outer function in these classes were also provided by M. Stoll (see [43]-[45]).
If D = D1 x-- - x Dk, where each Di is irreducible domain of dimension (n) then let
M„(f,r) = sup{|f (r1t1,...,rktk){, (t) e D1 x ■ ■ ■ x Dk}.
Let also (F*)(D) denote the space of holomorphic functions f on D for which
ni -
c = I (exP)[—c IK1 — 'i) ](M^\
/rn
(exp)[-c n(1 - ri)-ni ](Mx(f, (r)))dri... drk < i—1
Ik
for all c > 0, Ik = (0,1]k. M. Stoll showed (1983) (see [43]-[45]) that (F*)(D) is a countable normed Frechet space containing (N*)(D) as a dence subspace. Furthermore if D is irreducible of dimension n and if for {yk.} orthonormal system of functions f ~
n
{akv }; f = £ akj q>kj then f e F*(D) and also ^c,v (f)| < (exp){Akk(n+1)} for some sequence {Xk} decreasing to zero. All linear bounded functionals of F* were also characterized by Stoll in same paper.
Note all these results were known previously in onedimensional case (see [43]-[45]). His papers also contain interesting results concerning the rate of growth of the means M4■, r) of certain Poisson integrals of measures and of functions from the (N(D)) space and (N*)(D), where N(D) is a Nevanlinna class that is a space of functions for which we have that
sup ílog+|f (rt(t) < x.
These results also extend some known classical one dimensional theorems. It will be nice to get similar theorems for general weighted area Nevanlinna spaces of several complex variable in such general domains.
Let further ¡i be positive Borel measure on Bn. For a > —1 define weighted Lebeques measure by dva(z) = (1 — |z|)adv(z),z e Bn, a > —1. Let % e S,
8 > 0, S(%, 8) = {z e Bn : |1— < z, % > | < 8}. For p > 1 define the Bergman-Privalov space in the unit ball (AN)p(va) by
(AN)p(Va) = {f e H(Bn) : J {log(1 + | f |)}pdVa < ~}.
Bn
In recent paper [46] it was shown that f e (AN)p(va) if and only if (1 + |f |)—2{log(1 + |f |)}p-2ftf |2 e L1 (va), 1 < p < or (1 + |f |)—2|f |—1|Vf2| e L1(va) in the case of p = 1, where V is the gradient of f with respect to the Bergman metric on Bn (see [35, 46] for definition of gradient).
Let y be holomorphic self map on B, let Cvf = f (q>(z)) (linear operator). In [35, 41, 47] the following space of Privalov type was studied
Np(Bn) = {f e H(Bn) : sup f {log(1 + If(rS)I)}pdo(S)}, 1 < p <
0<r<1J
Jn
0<r<1
S
Composition C(p operators on this space and this type space was studied in [35, 46]. It was shown that C<p is metrically bounded if and only if ¡i(S(%, 8)) < c8n, similarly it was shown that Cv is metrically compact if and only if ¡i(S(%, 8)) = 0(8n), 8 ^ 0 uniformly by % e S, and metrically bounded if i(S(%, 8)) < c8n.
Let B(%, 8) = S(%, 8) nB. Let i(B(%, 8)) < C(o(S(%, 8))), % e S, 8 > 0. Then J{log(1 +
|f l)}pdi < C||f ||Pp(bb), 1 < p < - (see [35, 46]).
Let Q be bounded strictly pseudoconvex open set Q = {% e Cn : p(%) < —}, Qe = {% : p(%) = e} where p is a strictly plurisubharmonic function near
Q; dp (% )= 0, % e dQ. _
Let N1(Q) = {f e H(Q), lim J log+ | f |dSe < —}, and also let
e >°'e Qe
Np(Q) = {f e H(Q), BE J | f |pdSe < —},
e >°,e Qe
where Q = {% e Cn : p(%) < — e}, dSe is a Euclidean area measure of dQ, where H(A) is a set of all analytic function on Q, then note H—(Q) c Hp(Q) c N1(Q), 0 < p < — (see [42]).
p q
Let Np,q = {f e H(Q) : J( J (log+ | f \)pdSe)p)eade < —}, where
0 d Q
0 < p,q < —; a > —1. We have many open problems for this new interesting mixed norm space.
Note also if we replace in N„q log+ |f| by |f|p then this space is well-known and studied (see [4]).
Note finally in the ball the following embeddings are valid for Nevanlinna type space in Bn (see [36, 37, 48]).
Let Ap(v) = { f e H(Bn):
II f IIap(v ) =i 11 f (S )lp exp (-9 ( dv(S) ) < +~0 < p <
u
Theorem 8. A) Let f e Ap(y), f (z) = 0,z e Bn,0 < p < ^M \ 0,x ^ let
9 (x)
9' (x)x 9 (x)
lim ( J^ ) = a<p;av e (0,
Let 9 e C(2)(R+); let also Jim (j^ =
ln(x)
Then we have that
_ _ '^v i-lz
_!z — ■ ■ - ■
1) lnlf (z)l < p9 () + (2n) lny^^ j + c(f,n); for some constant c(f,n);z e Bn;
2) ln|f (z)|< C9 (^) (H-pM ,m e Z+.
oo
B) Let F(z) — Inf (z). Then we have \RmF(z)\ < ç (^) (*) ,z G
I — \z\,
m e Z+; where Rm is a differential operator on H(Bn), (Rmf) = (Dmf) ' (%) z e Bn;D¥(z) = zw (z);z e Bu w e H(B1); f e H(Bn), fz(%) = f (%z);
z=(ft,..., -&); z=0, | =1.
Remark 3. Similar results are valid in the unit polydisk (see [36, 37, 48]).
4. Isometries and boundary behaviour of Na Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn and related problems
In recent papers A.V. Subbotin and V. Gavrilov investigated some new interesting general area Nevanlinna type Privalov type spaces in Cn. We provide some short rewiew of results of his and their papers below mostly referring sometimes the reader for details to [38]. Note these results were published mostly only in Russian previously.
We also note that practically all Subbotin's and their results in one dimension are known, for further details we also refer the reader to his Subbotin's paper [38, 49] or to their papers [16, 50].
Let G be the unit polydisk or the unit ball, r is dG,
Nq(G) = {f e H(G) : I ln+f (ry^da(y) < K < ~};
r
(da has a usual sense of Lebeques measure), where q > 1 and where ln+a = (max)(0,lna); for a > 0 and ln+0 = 0 (it is a known Privalov class, but in higher dimension).
Let y(t),t > 0 be an arbitrary nonnegative nonincreasing, concave (from below) function. We say (see [38]) f e y(N) if the following condition holds
Jy(^f (ry)Dda(y) < N < r
This y(N) in particular case is known as Hp(G) Hardy space and is known as N-Nevanlinna class (for special y).
Let P(z, w) be a usual Poisson kernel in G. We say further that f e y(M), if the following condition holds
J y(ln+Mradf (y)da(y) < r
where we denote Mradf (y) = sup |f (ry)|,y e r. And finally y(N*) is a space of
0<r<1
all analytic functions, for which yr(y) = y(ln+|f (ry)\),0 < r < 1, function is absolutely continuous (see [38]).
We have the following inclusion y(M) c y(N*) C y(N). If y grows (by the order of growth at x), then these spaces also are nonincreasing (see [38]).
The following vital results can be found in recent paper of A. Subbotin [38]. We put below N1 = N, and for y = tq, y (M) = Mq, q > 0.
The following results are valid for the unit ball and the unit polydisk.
Theorem 9. Let f e N, f (Y) = lim f (ry) be their radial boundary values almost every
r—
where on r. For q > 1 the following properties of f are equivalent
1) f e Nq;
2)f e N,ln+\f \e L1(r,a);
3)(ln+)\f\e L1(r, a) and (ln+)\f (z)\< f (P(z, y))(lnq+)\f(y)\da (y);
r
4) f e Mq, q > 1;
5)for r e (0,1)
J (ln+q) \ f (ry)\da(Y) < J (ln+q) \ f (y)\da(y) < r r
and
l—n|(ln+q)\f(rY)\da(Y) > J(ln+q)\f(Y)\da(y) < r r
6) f e Nq = N)q.
Various applications for ball or polydisk for q = 1 of this theorem were known and were obtaned earlier by M.Stoll and B.R.Choe and H.Kim (see [38]). This Theorem 9 is valid also if we change ln+q\f (z)\ to lnq(1 q \f (z)\) (see [38]). Let further
\f \Nq = \ I lnq(1 q \f(Y)\)da(Y) where f (y) = lim f (rY) is radial limit of f (z).
r—1
Theorem 10. Let q > 1; f e Nq. Then
n
lnq\ f (z)\ = o(1 — \z\)-q, \z\t 1 Let PNq(f — g) = \ f — g\m, f,g e Nq.
This is an invariant metric for Nq,q > 1 and Nq,q > 1, is closed (Nq, \ f \), so Nq is a communicative algebra, \ f \Nq is a quazinorm.
Theorem 11. For q > 1 and for pNq metric Nq is a standard F algebra with respect to pointwise multiplicative and addition operations and
\ f q g\m < \ f \m q \g\Nq.
Remark 4. For q = 1 Theorem 10 not true anymore (see, for example, [16, 50, 51]). Theorem 12. 1) If q > 1, f e Nq, fr(z) = f (rz),z e G,0 < r < 1, then fr — f for r — 1 e Nq metric;
2) Polynomials are dense in Nq, q > 1, Nq is a separable F—algebra, q > 1. Concerning bounded sets and completely bounded sets of Nq we have the following results (see [16, 38, 50, 51]).
Theorem 13. The boundedness of L set in Nq, q > 1 space is equivalent to the following two conditions
1)There is K < —, so that |f |Nq < K for all f e L;
2){lnq+l/|}feL family has absolutely continuous integral on r. Theorem 14. Let q > 1. Then L c Nq is completely bounded if:
1) L is bounded in Nq;
2) radial limits of functions from L are forming relatively compact set by o measure as set of functions.
We give a standard example of bounded set in Nq. Let f e Nq, fr(z) = f (rz), r e [0,1). Then fr, 0 < r < 1, is a bounded subset in Nq space. Let further (it is a particular case of 9(M) space)
Mq(G) = {f e H(G): J(lnq)Mf (Z)l)qdo(Z) < +—},q e (0, —),
r
where
(Mf)(Z)= sup |f(rZ)|,
0<r<1
if q > 1 then this is Privalov class. For q < 1 all functions of Mq have radial finite limits (see [38]).
We can define a metric in Mq, q > 0 as follows (M1 = M)
pMq(f,g)= yl ln(1 qM(f — g)(Z))do(Z)
f,g e Mq, where aq = min(1,q). This is a F — space (see [38]). Note various new results on Mq in Cn can be seen in [38]. Various authors studied isometries of various analytic spaces in one and also is several complex variables (see, for example, [16, 38, 49, 50, 51]). We add such results also for Nq and Mq classes. Note the following embedding is valid Mq(Bn) e Nn(1 — 1)(Bn) for q < 1, where Na, a >
— 1, are spaces with the following quazinorms
llf lk = /(ln+lf(z)|)(1 — |z|)adv(z) < — Bn
(so-called Nevanlinna-Djzrbashian spaces in the unit ball (see, for example, [38])).
Note for (Na)(Bn) spaces and Nevanlinna spaces the complete description of all zero sets is well-known (via Hausdorff measures) (see [38]).
Note very similarly similar area Nevanlinna spaces can be defined also in the unit polydisk. Note to study such spaces is a new vital open reserach area.
Theorem 15. Let q > 0. The A mapping is a surjective linear isometry of Mq (or Nq, q > 1) if and only if for each f, f e Mq, (Af)(z) = af (Q(z)),z e G,where a e C, |a| = 1 and Q (z) is a biholomorphic avtomorfism of G region, which keeps o on r zero untouched.
Theorem 16. An A mapping from Nq, q > 1 into Nq is a linear isometry if Af (z) = ¥(z) f (Q(z)),z e G, f e Nq,q > 1, where y is inner function and Q is an inner mapping on G, whose radial boundary values keep o measure on r.
For natural values of q,q e N this result can be seen in another paper of A.Subbotin. For such type spaces such results in one dimension were also discusses by A.Subbotin
a
q
1
in [38] and also by various authors. The same results (with the same description of surjective linear isometries) are valid for Smirnov and Privalov spaces N* and Nq, spaces for q > 1.
As it was shown in [38] the set of all linear isometries of Mq spaces and Privalov Nq spaces are different for each q > 1. It is an open question to obtain complete description of all linear isometries of Mq spaces at last for one value of q > 0. Isometries of N* are were known (see [38]).
Theorem 17. If (Af)(z) = (y(z))f (z),z e G, f e Mq is an isometry for Mq, q > 0 for some inner y function, then we have y(z) = const.
We also refer the reader for some short review to an important paper of V.Gavrilov and A.Subbotin on area Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimensions (in Cn) (on topics related to so-called maximal theorems and Hintschin-Ostrovski property). We give only some recent results from these papers on this interesting topic below.
Theorem 18. 1) If boundary values of f, f e N(G) are equal to zero on a set with positive measure on r then f = 0 on G.
2) For 0 < q < 1, a > 1 we have that
(lnqq)Maf (Z)da(Z) < Cq,a sup \ I (lnq)\f (rZ)\da(Z) r 0<r<1 yr
where (Ma) f (Z) = sup \ f (z)\, Z e r;
zeDa (Z)
Da(Z) = {z e Bn : \ 1— < z, Z > \ < a(1 — \z\)}; and for the unit polydisk
Da(Zk) = {z e C : \ 1 — zCk\ < a(1 — \z\)}; 1 < k < n,
where a > 1;
Da(Z) = {z e Da(Z1) x ... x Da(Zn) : - < < a, 1 < k < n}.
a 1 — \ zl \
We refer to mentioned paper for important applications of these results.
Here is the multidimensional analogue of Hintschin-Ostrovski theorem (see [49].)
Theorem 19. (see [38]). Let fk e H(G). Let
Jlnq \ fk(r$)\da($) < C < q~;k e N;r e [0,1) r
and (f*) — (fk) by measure on E; m(E) > 0 where f** is a boundary value of fk.
Then fk functions on any G compact set are tending to f, f e N(G), and f* — f * where f* is a boundary value of f on a set E (by measure). Note for n = 1 these results were known (see [4, 38]).
Mq(G) = { f e H(G) (ln+_ sup |f )l)do) < ,0 < q <
I Da )
q
A natural metric for this class is p(f,g) = /(ln(1 + M(f -g))(%)da(%), ~ r
f,g e Mq(G). Returning to M(G) we note M(G) is an F algebra, M(G) c N(G), obviously, so for each f, f e M(G) the boundary values f *(%), % e r exists. Theorem 20. (see /35/). L is absolutely bounded in M(G) if
1) {ln+Mf (%), % e r}feL family has uniformly absolutely continuous integrals on
r;
2) {ln+(%), % e r}feL family of functions is relatively compact on r in topology of convergence by measure.
Can we say the same for M(G). It is an open problem (see [38]). A well-known Smirnov theorem says if f e Hp,p > 0, and |f*|p',p' > p is integrable on r, then f e Hp. We have similar type results for Nevanlinna type spaces (see [38]).
Theorem 21. 1) Let f e Nq,q > 1,ln+|f*I,q' > q is integrable on r, then f e Nq';
2) Let q > 1,p > 0. f f e Nq, | f *Ip is integrable on r, then f e Hp;
3) If f e Nq,q > 1, | f *| < k < +— almost everywhere on r, then f is bounded on G and | f (z)| < k, for some constant k.
Similar results are valid for so-called Zigmund NlnN space, we refer the reader to [49] for these results and new results on isometries of NlnN space in higher dimension. (See also some results below taken from [38] in this direction).
Choosing in our main definition 9(t) = t(ln+t), a > 0, we get (NlnaN)spaces so-called Zigmund spaces. We have the following inclusions NlnaN c N* c N; further NlnN is an F algebra, it is separable metric space and polynomials are dense in NlnN (see [38]).
Moreover NlnN is a functional algebra and this operation of multiplication is continuous in p metric, so we have
fr ^ f, 0 < r < 1,
if f e NlnN.
Put further w(t) = tln(e +1),t > 0. We provide two another equivalent definitions of NlnN functional class below. We have
| f I NlnN = sup / w(ln(1 + | f (rj)l))d a (y) < -r<1 r
and
If iNlnN = sup [9(ln(1 + |f (rY)I))da(y) < -.
0<r<1J
r
Then also we have the following estimates and inclusions. Let f e NlnN, then
I f I NlnN = j w(ln(1 + I f*(Y)I))da (y) < -r
and we have the following inclusions
NlnN M N* N.
If further f e NlnN, then we have
M1 q \f (z)\) < w—1((^n) ,z e G
and this estimate can not be improved (see [38]). Also we have that
w(ln(1 q \ f (z) \)) = o( 1+M) , \z\ — 1—, f e NlnN and \ f \NlnN = 0 for f = 0; \— f \niuN = \ f \NlnN, f e NlnN, and
\ f ± g\NlnN < \ f \NlnN q \g\NlnN, f, g e NlnN.
Theorem 22. (see [38]). Let f e N, then we have the following equivalent properties
1) f e NlnN;
2) f e N *, ln(1 q \ f *\) e NlnN;
3) f e M, ln(1 q \ f *\) e NlnN;
4) ln(1 q \f*\) e NlnN,w(ln(1 q \f (z)\)) < JP(z,y)w(ln(1 q \f*(y)\))da(y);
r
and w(ln(1 q \ f (ry)\)) family has for y e r absolutely continuous integrals, where P is a a usual Poisson kernel in G.
Note Mq = Nq for q > 1, but for all q > 0 this not valid and we have following results. For each f, f e N there are boundary limits lim f (rZ) = f*(Z), Z e Sn almost
r—1—0
everywhere and even more lim f (z) (K limit) also exists, here z e Da(Z), a > 1, almost
everywhere. J
Let a > 1. Denote Mq(Bn) = {f e H(Bn) : J ln\Ma(f (Z))da(Z) < For this class
Sn
we have next theorem.
Theorem 23. 1) For each f e Mq, q > 0, limit lim f (^) e Sn exists almost everywhere
on Sn.
2) For each f, f e Mq radial limit f *(Z), Z e Sn exists and is finite almost everywhere on Sn, lnqq\f*\ is integrable on Sn, \f*\ = Mradf, almost everywhere on Sn.
3) N c Mq for 0 < q < 1 in Bn.
4) The Mq space, q > 0, is F algebra (Mq, pq) and Mq is separable and all polynomials are dense in Mq, q > 0, where
\\f\\q,a = (/ lnq(1 q Ma f (Z ))da (Z)
Sn
Maf(Z))= sup \ f(z)\, z e Da (Z); f e Mq, q > 0, a > 1;
Da (Z)
moreover we have
ln(1 q \f (z)\) < ^MH,z e Bn, f e Mq,q > 0; (1 — \z\) n
(the same is valid also for \\ f H* with Mrad instead of Ma).
5) Let fr(z) = f (rz), r e (0,1), z e Bn. Then we also have fr — f by pq metric for r — 1, if f e Mq.
It is an open problem can we assert these results of Theorem 23 for the unit polydisk namely for Mq(Un) spaces.
Remark 5. All these assertions are valid also for the pq,a metric, where
Pq,a(f,g) = llf — gllqa,aq = min(1,q),q > 1,a > 1.
We finally add some results on boundary behaviour of these area Nevanlinna type spaces in Cn from [38].
Theorem 24. Let E c r, let 9 be a function defined on E, then 9 = f, where f is a boundary function of a certain function f, f e N(f e Nq, q > 1), if and only if
1) Pv(Z) — 9(Z), Z e E almost everywhere on E and
2) lim fln+ lPv(Z)|do(Z) < — (for Nq, q > 1 we have to replace only ln+ by ln+ in
v—r q
this theorem), where Pv is a sequence of algebraic polynomials.
The only change for the same results for M space is that we have to change the last condition to lim fln+Mrad(Pv(Z))do(Z) < +— . The only change for N* class for the
v—^q— r
same to Theorem 24 result is that we have to change the last condition in Theorem 24 to
Jln+lPv(Z )ld o (Z); r
and here integrals are absolutely continuous uniformly on r.
Note also in addition this last condition, but for f e X is making any X subset; X c N* a bounded set of linear topological space N*(G) (see [38]).
Remark 6. We do not discuss important spaces of bounded continues functionals and coefficient multipliers of various area Nevanlinna type spaces of several complex variables in details. M.Nawrocki provided in [29, 31, 32] for N*(Un) complete description of multipliers (coefficient) from N* to Hp in the polydisk Un for all p > 0. (Smirnov class multipliers in polydisk). In one dimension many results in this direction are well-known (see [4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 29, 31, 32]).
Many new interesting problems in this nice research area are still open. Remark 7. Note embeddings we provided from papers of F.Shamoyan were used by him in solutions of some problems related with weak invertibility in spaces of analytic functions of several variable in the unit ball and unit polydisk (see [29, 31]). Many new interesting problems in this nice research area are still open. Competing interests. The author declares that there are no conflicts of interest regarding authorship and publication.
Contribution and Responsibility. The author contributed to this article. The author is solely responsible for providing the final version of the article in print. The final version of the manuscript was approved by the author.
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Вестник КРАУНЦ. Физ.-Мат. Науки. 2021. Т. 36. №. 3. С. 40-64. ISSN 2079-6641
УДК 517.55+517.33 Научная статья
Интегральные операторы, теоремы вложения, изометрии, граничное поведение и коэффициенты Тэйлора многомерных пространств типа Неванлинны и связанные с ними проблемы
Р. Ф. Шамоян
Брянский государственный технический университет, 241050, г. Брянск, Россия E-mail: [email protected]
В обзорной работе собраны воедино различные утверждения, полученные различными авторами в последнее время по аналитическим многомерным пространствам типа Неванлинны в различных многомерных областях. В статье также сформулированы и кратко обсуждаются различные новые актуальные интересные проблемы, возникающие естественным образом в указанных многомерных классах аналитических функций в различных областях в Cn. Особое внимание в работе уделяется изометриям, действию различных интегральных операторов, различным теоремам вложения, и оценкам коэффициентов Тейлора в упомянутых аналитических пространствах типа Неванлинны в различных многомерных областях. Вдобавок в данной статье вместе с ранее изученными многомерными классами функций подобного типа вводятся также новые различные шкалы многомерных пространств типа Неванлинны в различных областях в Cn.
Ключевые слова: полидиск, шар, классы типа Неванлинны, аналитические функции, теоремы вложения, коэффициенты Тэйлора, изометрии, интегральные операторы, характеристика типа Неванлинны, трубчатые и псевдовыпуклые области.
DOI: 10.26117/2079-6641-2021-36-3-40-64
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Для цитирования. Shamoyan R. F. Intégral operators, embedding theorems, Taylor coefficients, isometries, boundary behaviour of Area-Nevanlinna type spaces in higher dimension and related problems // Вестник КРАУНЦ. Физ.-мат. науки. 2021. Т. 36. № 3. C. 40-64. DOI: 10.26117/2079-6641-2021-36-3-40-64
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