Model spaces and Toeplitz kernels in reflexive Hardy space
The paper develops some approaches given in [\textit{M. C. Câmara} and \textit{J. R. Partington}, J. Anal. Math. 124, 235--260 (2014; Zbl 1325.47061)]. Let \(\mathbb D\) be the unit disc in the complex plane. The model spaces are the kernels of Toeplitz operators on the space \(H^{p}(\mathbb D)\) with symbols \(\bar{\theta}\) for inner functions \(\theta\). In the paper under review, these spaces are investigated, and similar spaces in the case of the upper complex plane. Necessary and sufficient conditions for the model space to consist entirely of bounded functions are obtained. The authors give a characterization of maximal functions in a model space, those functions which are contained in no smaller Toeplitz kernels. They investigate kernels of Toeplitz operators whose symbols differ only by an inner factor.
- Extremal functions as divisors for kernels of Toeplitz operators.
- Complétude des noyaux reproduisants dans les espaces modèles. (Completeness of reproducing kernels in the model spaces)
- Unbounded Toeplitz operators
- Toeplitz operators on \(\mathcal M\)-harmonic Hardy space \(H_m^p(S)\) with \(0<p \leq 1\)
- Near invariance and kernels of Toeplitz operators
- Multipliers and equivalences between Toeplitz kernels
- Kernels of unbounded Toeplitz operators and factorization of symbols
- Mean convergence of entire interpolations in weighted space
- Representing kernels of perturbations of Toeplitz operators by backward shift-invariant subspaces
- Model subspaces techniques to study Fourier expansions in \(L^2\) spaces associated to singular measures
- Toeplitz kernels and the backward shift
- Independence of vector-valued functions associated with kernels of block Hankel operators
- Borodin-Okounkov and Szegő for Toeplitz operators on model spaces
- Spectral properties of truncated Toeplitz operators by equivalence after extension
- Toeplitz kernels and finite rank truncated Toeplitz operators
- Shifted model spaces and their orthogonal decompositions
- Paired kernels and their applications
- Paired kernels and truncated Toeplitz operators
- Maximal functions and multipliers for subkernels of Toeplitz operators
- Composition operators between Toeplitz kernels
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