Geometric models and compactness of composition operators
The authors explore some of the terrain between functional equations, geometric function theory, and operator theory. They are inspired by the fact that whenever a composition operator or one of its powers is compact on the Hardy space \(H^ 2\), then its eigenfunction cannot grow too quickly on the unit disc. The goal is to show that under certain natural (and necessary) additional conditions there is a converse: slow growth of eigenfunctions implies compactness. They interpret the slow-growth condition in terms of the geometry of the principal eigenfunction of the composition operator (the ``Königs function of the inducing map). They emphasize throughout the importance of this eigenfunction in proving a simple geometric model for the operator's inducing map.
- On a model equation of traveling and stationary compactons
- Composition operators with a minimal commutant
- A note on the Königs domain of compact composition operators on the Bloch space
- Dynamics of composition operators with holomorphic symbol
- Mean growth of Koenigs eigenfunctions
- Angular derivatives at boundary fixed points for self-maps of the disk
- Compact Composition Operators on the Bloch Space
- Hardy spaces and twisted sectors for geometric models
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 956740 (Why is no real title available?)
- Composition operators on Hardy-Orlicz spaces
- Eigenvalues of weighted composition operators on the Bloch space
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