On the rigidity of Hardy submodules
D\({}^ n\) est le polydisque unité ouvert de \({\mathbb{C}}^ n\) et \(H^ 2(D^ n)\) l'ensemble des éléments de \(L^ 2(D^ n)\) admettant un prolongement holomorphe sur \(D^ n\). Les AA. énoncent une condition, notés (*), qui conduit à la propriété suivante: si un sous-module \({\mathcal M}\) de \(H^ 2(D^ n)\) vérifie (*), pour que \(\phi\) \({\mathcal M}\) soit contenu dans \(H^ 2(D^ n)\), il faut et il suffit que \(\phi\) appartienne à \(H^ 2(D^ n)\). Un autre résultat notable est: soient \({\mathcal M}\) et \({\mathcal N}\) deux sous-modules quasi-semblables de \(H^ 2(D^ n)\); \({\mathcal M}\) est contenu dans \({\mathcal N}\) lorsqu'il satisfait à (*). On est, ainsi, conduit à d'autres propositions intéressantes et, aussi, à des questions ouvertes.
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