Topics in Hardy Classes and Univalent Functions
These notes are based on lectures given at the University of Virginia over the past twenty years. They may be viewed as a course in function theory for nonspecialists. Chapters 1-6 give the function-theoretic background to Hardy Classes and Operator Theory, Oxford Mathematical Monographs, Oxford Uni...
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Table of Contents:
- 4.29 Sufficient conditions for outer functions
- 4.30 Beurling’s theorem
- 4.31 Theorem of Szegö, Kolmogorov, and Kre?n
- 4.32 Closure of trigonometric functions in Lp(?)
- 5 Function Theory on a Half-Plane
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Poisson representation
- 5.3 Nevanlinna representation
- 5.4 Stieltjes inversion formula
- 5.5 Fatou’s theorem
- 5.6 Boundary functions for N(?)
- 5.7 Limits of nondecreasing functions
- 5.8 Nonnegative harmonic functions
- 5.9 Theorem of Flett and Kuran
- 5.10 Nevanlinna and Hardy-Orlicz classes
- 5.11 Notation and terminology
- 5.12 Szegö’s problem on the line
- 5.13 Inner and outer functions
- 5.14 Examples and miscellaneous properties
- 5.15 Hardy classes
- 5.16 Characterization of?P(I?)
- 5.17 Inclusions among classes
- 5.18 Poisson representation for ?P(?)
- 5.19 Cauchy representation for Hp(?)
- 5.20 Characterization of HP(?)
- 5.21 Hp(?) as a subspace of N+(?)
- 5.22 Condition for mean convergence
- 2.10 Composition of convex and subharmonic functions
- 2.11 Vector- and operator-valued functions
- 2.12 Subharmonic functions from holomorphic functions
- 3 Part I Harmonic Majorants Part II Nevanlinna and Hardy-Orlicz Classes
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Least harmonic majorant
- 3.3 Existence of least harmonic majorants
- 3.4 Construction of harmonic majorants
- 3.5 Class shl(D)
- 3.6 Characterization of sh1(D)
- 3.7 Absolutely continuous component of a related measure
- 3.8 Uniformly integrable family
- 3.9 Strongly convex functions
- 3.10 Theorem of de la Vallée Poussin and Nagumo
- 3.11 Singular component of associated measures
- 3.12 Sufficient conditions for absolute continuity
- 3.13 Theorem of Szegö-Solomentsev
- 3.14 Remark
- 3.15 Hardy and Nevanlinna classes
- 3.16 Linearity of the classes
- 3.17 Properties of log+x
- 3.18 Majorants for stronglyconvex functions
- 3.19 Compositions and restrictions
- 3.20 Quotients of bounded functions
- 8.6 Solution of the nonlinear equation
- 8.7 Solution of Loewner’s differential equation
- 9 Coefficient Inequalities
- 9.1 Three famous problems
- 9.2 de Branges’ method
- 9.3 Construction of the weight functions
- 9.4 Askey-Gasper inequality
- Notes
- 6.11 Estimate from behavior on semicircles
- 6.12 Blaschke products on semicircles
- 6.13 Factorization of bounded type functions
- 6.14 Nevanlinna factorization and mean type
- 6.15 Formulas for mean type
- 6.16 Exponential type
- 6.17 Kre?n’s theorem
- 6.18 Inequalities for mean type
- Examples and addenda
- 7 Loewner Families
- 7.1 Definitions and overview of the subject
- 7.2 Preliminary results
- 7.3 Riemann mapping theorem
- 7.4 The Dirichlet space and area theorem
- 7.5 Generalization of the Dirichlet space
- 7.6 Bieberbach’s theorem
- 7.7 Size of the image domain
- 7.8Distortion theorem
- 7.9 Carathéodory convergence theorem
- 7.10 Subordination
- 7.11 Technical lemmas
- 7.12 Parametric representation of Loewner families
- 8 Loewner’s Differential Equation
- 8.1 Loewner families and associated semigroups
- 8.2 Estimates derived from Schwarz’s lemma
- 8.3 Absolute continuity
- 8.4 Herglotz functions
- 8.5 Loewner’s differential equation
- Examples and addenda
- 4 Hardy Spaces on the Disk
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Inner and outer functions
- 4.3 Rational inner functions
- 4.4 Infinite products
- 4.5 An infinite product
- 4.6 Blaschke products
- 4.7 Inner functions with no zeros
- 4.8 Singular inner functions
- 4.9 Factorization of inner functions
- 4.10 Boundary functions for N(D)
- 4.11 Characterization of N(D)
- 4.12 Condition on zeros
- 4.13 N(D) as an algebra
- 4.14 Characterization of N+(D)
- 4.15 N+(D) as an algebra
- 4.16 Estimates from boundary functions for N+(D)
- 4.17 Outer functions in N+(D)
- 4.18 Characterization of ??(D)
- 4.19 Nevanlinna and Hardy-Orlicz classes on the boundary
- 4.20 Szegö’s problem
- 4.21 Classes HP(D) and HP(?)
- 4.22 Characterization of HP(D)
- 4.23 Characterization of HP(?)
- 4.24 Connection between HP(D) and HP(?)
- 4.25 Hp(?) as a subspace of LP(?)
- 4.26 Hp(D) and HP(?) as Banach spaces
- 4.27 F and M Riesz theorem
- 4.28 H2(D) and H2(?)
- 5.23 Hp(?)and ?P(?) as subspaces of N+(?)
- 5.24 HP(?)and ?p(?) as Banach spaces
- 5.25 Local convergence to a boundary function
- 5.26 Remark on the definition of HP(?)
- 5.27 Plancherel theorem
- 5.28 Paley-Wiener representation
- 5.29 Natural isomorphisms
- 5.30 Hilbert transforms
- 5.31 Real and imaginary parts of boundary functions
- 5.32 Cauchy transform on Lp(??, ?)
- 5.33 Mapping f? f—i f on Lp(-?, ?) to HP(R)
- 5.34 M Riesz theorem
- 5.35 Algebraic properties of Hilbert transforms
- Examples and addenda
- 6 Phragmén-Lindelöf Principle
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Phragmén-Lindelöf principle
- 6.3 Functions on a sector
- 6.4 Estimate from behavior on the imaginary axis
- 6.5 Blaschke products on the imaginary axis
- 6.6 Equivalence of the unit disk and a half-disk
- 6.7 Function theory on a half-disk
- 6.8 Estimates on a half-disk
- 6.9 Test to belong to N(?)
- 6.10 Asymptotic behavior of Poisson integrals
- 1 Harmonic Functions
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Uniqueness principle
- 1.3 The Poisson kernel
- 1.4 Normalized Lebesgue measure
- 1.5 Dirichlet problem for the unit disk
- 1.6 Properties of harmonic functions
- 1.7 Mean value property
- 1.8 Harnack’s theorem
- 1.9 Weak compactness principle
- 1.10 Nonnegative harmonic functions
- 1.11 Herglotz and Riesz representation theorem
- 1.12 Stieltjes inversion formula
- 1.13 Integral of the Poisson kernel
- 1.14 Examples
- 1.15 Space h1(D)
- 1.16 Characterization of h1(D)
- 1.17 Nontangential convergence
- 1.18 Fatou’s theorem
- 1.19 Boundary functions
- Examples and addenda
- 2 Subharmonic Functions
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Upper semicontinuous functions
- 2.3 Subharmonic functions
- 2.4 Some properties of subharmonic functions
- 2.5 Maximum principle
- 2.6 Convergence of mean values
- 2.7 Convex functions
- 2.8 Structure of convex functions
- 2.9 Jensen’s inequality