Extending functions in the model subspaces of H^2(R) to C
Each function from the Hardy space \(H^2(C_+)\) in the upper half-plane admits nontangential boundary values which constitute the subspace \(H^2(R)\) of the Lebesgue space \(L^2(R)\). The main object under consideration is the model subspace \(K_\theta\) which is the orthogonal complement of \(\theta H^2(R)\) in \(H^2(R)\) with an inner function \(\theta\). The author shows that each function from \(K_\theta\) can be extended to the upper half-plane as a function from \(H^2(C_+)\) and to the lower half-plane as a function from \(\theta H^2(C_-)\). The extended function is analytic on the real line wherever \(\theta\) is. Finally the complete characterization of the model space is given in cases when \(\theta=e^{\sigma x}\) and \(\theta\) is a meromorphic Blaschke product.
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