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A Remark on Invariant Subspaces of Index One in p

t

( )-Spaces

K. Hedayatian*

Department of Mathematics, College of Sciences, Shiraz University, Shiraz 71454, Iran

E-mail: [email protected]

(Received on: 26-06-11; Accepted on: 06-07-11)

__________________________________________________________________________

ABSTRACT

I

n this paper, isometric equivalence of the multiplication operator Mz restricted to the invariant subspaces of index 1 in pt (µ) are investigated. Also, the reducing subspaces of the operators Mzi, i 1 on p2 (µ) are discussed.

2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 47B38, 47A15.

Key words and Phrases: Isometric equivalence of subspaces, pt(µ), index 1, reducing subspaces. This research

was in part supported by a grant from Shiraz University Research Council.

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1. INTRODUCTION:

D

1

≤ < ∞

t

p

t

( )

µ

( )

t

L

µ

z

( )

t

p

µ

c

( )

| ( ) |

||

||

t

L

p z

c

p

µ

p

(

p

t

( ))

µ

z

M

r

( )

| ( ) |

||

||

t

L

p w

M

p

µ

|

w

z

|

<

r

z

( )

p

µ

(

p

t

( ))

µ

(

p

t

( ))

µ

(

p

t

( ))

µ

!

( )

µ

=

D

,

µ λ

({ })

=

0

λ

D

abpe p

(

t

( ))

µ

=

D

p

t

( )

µ

( )

t

p

µ

"

p

t

( )

µ

λ

D

f

p

t

( )

µ

λ

D

( )

0

f

λ

=

f z

( ) /(

z

λ

)

p

t

( )

µ

#

z

( )

p

µ

S

p

t

( )

µ

( )

t

M

p

µ

SM

M

"

S

λ

I

λ

D

M

p

t

( )

µ

(

S

λ

I M

)

/(

)

M

S

λ

I M

λ

D

$ %

M

#&'# (

µ

1

A

π

=

)

D

( )

t

p

µ

*

L

ta

---

(2)

# $ % ! !&

' ( $ ) ( ) * !+

2. ISOMETRICALLY EQUIVALENT INVARIANT SUBSPACES

(

U

||

Uf

|| ||

=

f

||

dom U

( )

$

M

N

p

t

( )

µ

+

U M

:

N

|

M

|

N

US

=

S

U

* ,

z

M

z -

H

2 +

-

U

.

M

N

+ (

/01 *

L

2a +

+ #

N

M

z

D

N

M

M

=

N

& '

M

N

+

p

t

( )

µ

2

N

M

M

=

N

:

U M

N

US

|

M

=

S

|

N

U

λ

D

K

λM

ker( |

S

M

λ

)

f

( )

λ

=

f K

,

λM

f

M

(

)

{

: ( )

0

Z M

=

λ

D f

λ

=

f

M

}

3 2 0 2 /31

\

(

)

D Z M

λ

ker( |

S

M

λ

)

=

C K

.

λM '

ker( |

S

N

λ

)

=

C K

.

λN

\

(

)

\

(

)

D Z N

D Z M

λ

'

U

ker( |

S

N

λ

)

ker( |

S

M

λ

)

( )

N M

U K

λ

=

ϕ λ

K

λ

λ

D Z N

\

(

)

$

(

)( )

,

,

, ( )

( )

,

( ) ( )

N N M

M

Uf

Uf K

f U K

f

K

f K

f

λ λ λ

λ

λ

ϕ λ

ϕ λ

ϕ λ

λ

=

=

=

=

=

f

M

λ

D Z N

\

(

)

'

N

{0}

Z N

(

)

D

T

$

D Z N

\

(

)

f

)

M

f

)

n

z

D

\ (

N

)

ϕ

f

)

m

z

(

j

1)

n

jm

j

1

1

(

)

(

)

j j j

f

f

ϕ

=

f

ϕ

f

ϕ

j

D Z N

\

(

)

$

1

1, 2, 3,

,

j

m

j

j

n

=

j

→ ∞

4

f

f

ϕ

ϕ

=

D Z N

\

(

)

f

% )

M

'

||

U

|| 1

=

| (

ϕ

n

( )( ) | |

f

λ

=

U f K

n

,

λM

| ||

f

|| ||

K

λM

||

1

n

λ

D Z N

\

(

)

1/ 1/

| ( ) || ( ) |

ϕ λ

f

λ

n

(||

f

|| . ||

K

λM

||)

n

.

n

→ ∞

| ( ) | 1

ϕ λ

λ

f

( )

λ

0

$

| ( ) | 1

ϕ λ

2

D Z N

\

(

)

%

D

-

(

Ug

)( )

λ

=

ϕ λ

( ) ( )

g

λ

g

M

D

λ

5

Ω =

{ :| ( ) | 1}

z

ϕ

z

<

$

(3)

# $ % ! !&

' ( $ ) ( ) * !!

|

ϕ

|

np

|

f

|

p

d

µ

|

f

|

p

d

µ

,

n

1.

=

|

f

|

p

d

µ

0

=

6 +

1

{

:| ( ) |

},

1

n

z

f z

n

n

Ω =

∈ Ω

1

(

)

|

|

|

|

0.

n

p p

n

p

f

d

f

d

n

µ

µ

µ

Ω Ω

=

'

f

)

Ω =

0

{

z

∈ Ω

: ( )

f z

=

0}

µ

(

0

)

=

0

-0 0

( )

(

n

)

(

n

)

0.

n n

µ

µ

µ

∞ ∞

= =

Ω ≤

=

$

| ( ) | 1

ϕ

z

=

[ ]

µ

$

ψ

( ) | ( ) |

z

=

ϕ

z

D

0

(

z

)

1

ψ

z

0

D

ψ

( )

z

1

z

0

sup

p

µ

=

D

$

| ( ) | 1

ϕ

z

=

z

C

ϕ

-

M

N

! +

' ( '

µ

(

D

)

>

0

#

N

) +

( )

t

p

µ

N

M

$

M

=

N

* $

A

/21

M

N

% 2 $ 2

! "

p

t

( )

µ

% 2 7

% /318 *

L

ap

,

p

1

2p a

L

% 2 (

{

M

γ γ ∈Γ

}

( )

t

p

µ

γ

γ

µ

∈Γ

M

γ

' ( '

M

N

p

t

( )

µ

% 2

{0}

M

N

$ # 9 +

M

N

* 6 0 23 /31

M

N

% 2 ' $ 2

' ( )

{

M

γ γ ∈Γ

}

p

t

( )

µ

% 2

0

M

γ

)

0

M

γ

M

γ % 2

γ

∈ Γ

γ

1

∈ Γ

1

M

γ

M

γ

γ ∈Γ

+

1

M

γ

M

γ

γ ∈Γ

=

* $ 0 20 7 8 /31

M

γ

(4)

# $ % ! !&

' ( $ ) ( ) * !,

' ( '

{

M

γ γ ∈Γ

}

p

t

( )

µ

% 2

0

M

γ

M

γ

γ ∈Γ

+

0

M

γ

M

γ

γ ∈Γ

=

* $ 0 2: /31

M

γ

γ ∈Γ

% 2 9 $ 2

N

p

t

( )

µ

N

N

(

p

t

( ))

µ

{

(

t

( )) : ( )

0,

}

N

=

x

p

µ

x g

=

∀ ∈

g

N

; +

' ( * '

S

σ

( )

S

=

D

M

N

+

p

t

( )

µ

N

M

N

% 2 #

%

λ

(

|

)

N

S

σ

⊥ $

M

=

N

6 < = /31

M

% 2 $ 2

3. REDUCING SUBSPACES

1

i

M

'

p

2

( )

µ

' '

M

M

S

'

( )

µ

D

z

n

,

z

m

=

0

n

m

.,.

2

( )

p

µ

%

v

/> 21

µ

D

1

(

)

( ),

2

i

d

µ

re

θ

d dv r

θ

π

=

,

0,

n m

z

z

=

n

m

#

||1||

L2( )µ

=

1

$ %

,

1

i

S

i

&

2

1/ 2 ( )

||

n

||

,

1

n L

w

z

n

µ

=

1

lim

n

sup

n

1.

n n

w

w

w

+

=

=

$

S

z

p

2

( )

µ

#

i

>

1

?

7 8

m n

,

0

n

≤ −

i

1

0

m

≤ −

i

1

%

k

>

0

n ki m ki

n m

w

w

w

w

+

+

i

S

%

2

i

(5)

# $ % ! !&

' ( $ ) ( ) * !&

n ki m ki

n m

w

w

w

w

+

=

+

" @ >

S

i

$

2

,

0

n

n n

z

e

n

w

=

p

2

( )

µ

'

2

1 1

(

/

)

n n n n

Se

=

w

+

w

e

+

S

+

V

n

=

(

W

n+1

/

W

n

)

2 $

6 3 /<1

S

!

w

0

=

1

*

5 A /<1

S

+

M

z

2

0 1 2

, (

{

,

,

, })

w

H

w

=

w

w w

0

( )

n

n

f n z

=

2

0

| ( ) |

n

n

f n

w

=

< ∞

$

0

||

|| sup

n

1,

n

S

v

=

=

2 2

0

1

n

w

w

=

n

0

$

2 2

1

=

lim

n

w

n

lim

n

w

n

1

n n

w

2

n

→ +∞

9 2

0

( )

( )

n w

n

f z

f

n z

H

=

=

2 2

lim | ( ) |

n

f n

=

lim | ( ) |

n

f n

w

n

1.

6 +

lim | ( ) | 1

n

f n

-

f z

( )

D

9 $

B

C

/B1

+ ,

(

)

1

( )

2

i

d

µ

re

θ

d dm r

θ

π

=

m

/> 21

7 8 $ 3 -

i

>

1

S

i %

2

i

REFERENCES

[1] Aleman A., Richter S., Sundberg C., Nontangential limits in pt(µ)- spaces and the index of invariant subspaces, Annals of Mathematics, 169 (2009), 449-490.

[2] Richter S., Invariant subspaces in Banach spaces of analytic functions, Trans, Amer. Math. Soc. 304 (1987), 585-615.

[3] Richter S., Unitary equivalence of invariant subspaces of Bergman and Dirichlet spaces, Pacific J. Math, 133 (1988), 151-156.

[4] Shields A. L., Weighted shift operators and analytic function theory, Math. Surveys, Vol. 13, Amer. Math. Soc., Providence, 1974.

[5] Stessin M., Zhu K., Reducing subspaces of weighted shift operators, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 130 (2002), 2631-2639.

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