An inverse problem connected to double orthogonality in Bergman spaces (Q4493490)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1484827
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    An inverse problem connected to double orthogonality in Bergman spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1484827

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      An inverse problem connected to double orthogonality in Bergman spaces (English)
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      19 September 2000
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      orthonormal function systems
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      Bergman spaces
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      Given are two Jordan domains \(U_0,U_1\) on the complex plane, where \(U_0\subset U_1\) is a compact inclusion.Further there are considered the Bergman spaces over these domains and the restriction operator \[ R:L^2_a (U_1)\ni f\to f|_{U_0}\in L^2_a(U_0). \] \textit{S. Bergman} proved in his paper `The kernel function and conformal mapping' (1970; Zbl 0208.34302) that there exists a sequence \(\{\Phi_n\} \subset L^2_a(U_1)\) such that \(\{R\Phi_n\}\) is orthonormal in \(L^2_a(U_0)\) and \(\{\Phi_n\}\) is orthonormal in \(L^2_a(U_1)\) where \(\{\Phi_n\}\) can be taken as eigenfunctions of the problem (1) \(R^*R\Phi= \lambda\Phi\). The author dealt with an inverse situation. If \(U_1\) is the unit disc and \(U_0\subset U_1\) a compact embedded and simple connected domain as well as \(\varphi(z) =z^m\) is a solution of (1) then \(U_0\) must be a disc of radius smaller one.
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