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On projection from $A^p_ω$ to the Hardy spaces $H^p$

Armen Jerbashian, Joel E. Restrepo

TL;DR

The paper surveys the projection problem from general weighted holomorphic spaces $A^p_\omega$ to Hardy spaces $H^p$ across the unit disk, the complex plane, and the upper half-plane, synthesizing historical results and presenting new upper-half-plane projections. Central to the approach are Cauchy-type kernels $C_\omega$ (and $C_\omega^{\infty}$) and Djrbashian-type fractional operators $L_\omega$ (and $L_\omega^{\infty}$), which yield explicit representation formulas $f(z)=\frac{1}{2\pi}\int C_{\omega_1}(ze^{-i\vartheta})\varphi(e^{i\vartheta}) d\vartheta$ with $\varphi=L_{\omega_1}f$ in $H^p$, and the corresponding bounded projections with norm bounds. For the disc, the theory provides $L_{\omega_1}$-bounded projections and, in the case $p=2$, an isometry between $A^2_\omega({\mathbb D})$ and $H^2({\mathbb D})$; for the complex plane, analogous representations involve $C_\omega^{\infty}$; and the paper delivers the first comprehensive projection result in the upper half-plane, including explicit norm bounds depending on a growth parameter $\Delta_0$ and the kernel $C_{\omega_1}$. These results unify and extend classical Bergman/Wirtinger-type projections to a broad class of weighted spaces across domains, with concrete examples illustrating the constructions.

Abstract

This paper describes the known results on the projection from the most general holomorphic spaces $A^p_ω$, which depend on a functional parameter $ω$ and are over the unit disc, upper half-plane and the finite complex plane, to the classical Hardy spaces $H^p.$ The paper can be considered as a survey in the mentioned topic. A new result on the projection of the half-plane $A^p_ω$ to the half-plane Hardy space $H^p$ is obtained.

On projection from $A^p_ω$ to the Hardy spaces $H^p$

TL;DR

The paper surveys the projection problem from general weighted holomorphic spaces to Hardy spaces across the unit disk, the complex plane, and the upper half-plane, synthesizing historical results and presenting new upper-half-plane projections. Central to the approach are Cauchy-type kernels (and ) and Djrbashian-type fractional operators (and ), which yield explicit representation formulas with in , and the corresponding bounded projections with norm bounds. For the disc, the theory provides -bounded projections and, in the case , an isometry between and ; for the complex plane, analogous representations involve ; and the paper delivers the first comprehensive projection result in the upper half-plane, including explicit norm bounds depending on a growth parameter and the kernel . These results unify and extend classical Bergman/Wirtinger-type projections to a broad class of weighted spaces across domains, with concrete examples illustrating the constructions.

Abstract

This paper describes the known results on the projection from the most general holomorphic spaces , which depend on a functional parameter and are over the unit disc, upper half-plane and the finite complex plane, to the classical Hardy spaces The paper can be considered as a survey in the mentioned topic. A new result on the projection of the half-plane to the half-plane Hardy space is obtained.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 7 sections, 6 theorems, 60 equations.

Key Result

Theorem 2.1

(CV) Let $\widetilde{\omega}\in\Omega_A({\mathbb D})$ be continuously differentiable, nonincreasing in $(0,1]$, $\widetilde{\omega}(1)=0$ and $\widetilde{\omega}(0)=1$, and let $\omega$ be the Volterra square of $\widetilde{\omega}$, i.e. Then $\omega\in\Omega_A({\mathbb D})$, and $A_{\omega}^2({\mathbb D})$ coincides with the set of functions representable as For any $f\in A_{\omega}^2({\mathbb

Theorems & Definitions (10)

  • Definition 2.1
  • Theorem 2.1
  • Theorem 2.2
  • Remark 1
  • Theorem 3.1
  • Theorem 3.2
  • Definition 4.1
  • Theorem 4.1
  • Theorem 4.2
  • proof