Reproducing kernel functions and boundary limits in model spaces (Q6974789)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8049641
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    Reproducing kernel functions and boundary limits in model spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8049641

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      Reproducing kernel functions and boundary limits in model spaces (English)
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      5 June 2025
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      This interesting paper deals with the boundary behaviour of functions belonging to model spaces. Its central theme is how these functions approach boundary points of the unit disk through arbitrary but fixed approach regions (it does not restrict to classical radial or angular approaches but considers any reasonable geometric shape of approach toward the boundary).\N\NIt generalizes classical results to include these arbitrary approach regions. In doing so, it resolves an open question related to reproducing kernel functions. Additionally, it establishes key conditions to fully describe: boundedness of the functions, weak convergence, and existence of limits within those approach regions. Precise criteria for norm convergence of the reproducing kernel functions are also provided.
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      model space
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      boundary behavior
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      inner function
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