The generalized Libera transform is bounded on the Besov mixed-norm, BMOA and VMOA spaces on the unit disc

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Abstract

The main results of this note prove that the generalized Libera operator is bounded on the Besov mixed-norm space Bαp,q(D) as well as on the spaces BMOA and VMOA on the unit disk. The compactness of the operator on Bαp,q(D) is also studied.

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Introduction and preliminaries

Let D denote the unit disc in the complex plane C,D its boundary, H(D) the set of all analytic functions on D and dm(·)=1πrdrdθ the normalized Lebesgue area measure on D. For each complex γ with Rγ>-1 and for each nonnegative integer k, let Akγ be defined as the kth coefficient in the expression(1-x)-(γ+1)=k=0Akγxk,so thatAkγ=Γ(γ+k+1)Γ(γ+1)Γ(k+1).

Let z0D be fixed, then the following operatorΛz0(f)(z)=1z-z0z0zf(t)dt,zD,where fH(D), is one of the most natural averaging operators on H(D),

Auxiliary results

The following lemma, regarding the boundedness of the composition operator on the mixed-norm space, was proved in [41]. We sketch its proof here for the completeness and for benefit of the reader.

Lemma 1

Let p,q(0,),α>-1,φ:DD be a nonconstant analytic function. Then the composition operator Cφ(f)=fφ on Aαp,q(D) satisfies the following inequality:Cφ(f)Aαp,qq3qpφ+|φ(0)|φ-|φ(0)|qp+α+1fAαp,qq.

Proof

Let a=|φ(0)| and b=φ=supzD|φ(z)|. By a well-known consequence of the Schwarz’s Lemma (see, for

Boundedness of the generalized Libera transform on Bαp,q,BMOA and VMOA

In this section we prove the main results of this paper. Letdμγ(t)=(γ+1)(1-t)γdtanddμk,α,q(r)=(1-r)q(k-α)-1dr.

Theorem 1

  • (i)

    For z0D¯ fixed, the generalized Libera transform (3) is bounded on the Besov mixed-norm space Bαp,q if p,q[1,),α>0.

  • (ii)

    For z0D fixed, the generalized Libera transform (3) is bounded on the Besov mixed-norm space Bαp,q if p,q(0,),α>0.

Proof

  • (i)

    We may assume that γ is a real number. Applying Minkowski’s inequality twice, Lemma 1, with φ=ϕt and the fact that ϕt=(1-t)|z0|+t, we obtainΛz0γ(f)Bαp

Compactness of the generalized Libera transform on Bαp,q

In this section we find some sufficient conditions for the generalized Libera transform (3) to be compact on the Besov mixed-norm space Bαp,q. Compactness of the operator (3) on Aαp,q is studied in [41].

Theorem 3

For z0D, the generalized Libera transform (3) is compact on the Besov mixed-norm space Bαp,q if 1p<,0<q<,α>0.

Proof

Similarly to Lemmas 4 and 5 of [41] we can show that the operator Λz0γ:Bαp,qBαp,q is compact if and only if for every bounded sequence (fm)mN in Bαp,q which converges to zero

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