Hilbert points in Hardy spaces

Abstract: A Hilbert point in

H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})

, for

d g e q 1

and

1 l e q p l e q i n f t y

, is a nontrivial function

v a r p h i

in

H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})

such that

| v a r p h i |_{H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})} l e q | v a r p h i + f |_{H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})}

whenever

f

is in

H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})

and orthogonal to

v a r p h i

in the usual

L^{2}

sense. When

p e q 2

,

v a r p h i

is a Hilbert point in

H^{p} (m a t h b b T)

if and only if

v a r p h i

is a nonzero multiple of an inner function. An inner function on

m a t h b b T^{d}

is a Hilbert point in any of the spaces

H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{d})

, but there are other Hilbert points as well when

d g e q 2

. We investigate the case of

1

-homogeneous polynomials in depth and obtain as a byproduct a new proof of the sharp Khintchin inequality for Steinhaus variables in the range

2 < p < i n f t y

. We also study briefly the dynamics of a certain nonlinear projection operator that characterizes Hilbert points as its fixed points. We exhibit an example of a function

v a r p h i

that is a Hilbert point in

H^{p} (m a t h b b T^{3})

for

p = 2, 4

, but not for any other

p

; this is verified rigorously for

p > 4

but only numerically for

1 l e q p < 4

.

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