Hardy spaces for a class of singular domains

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Abstract: We set a framework for the study of Hardy spaces inherited by complements of analytic hypersurfaces in domains with a prior Hardy space structure. The inherited structure is a filtration, various aspects of which are studied in specific settings. For punctured planar domains, we prove a generalization of a famous rigidity lemma of Kerzman and Stein. A stabilization phenomenon is observed for egg domains. Finally, using proper holomorphic maps, we derive a filtration of Hardy spaces for certain power-generalized Hartogs triangles, although these domains fall outside the scope of the original framework.


Motivated by the classical Hartos triangle, a well-known singular and pathological domain in complex analysis, in this work the authors set the framework for the study of Hardy spaces for a class of singular domains. An independent and different construction of a Hardy space for the Hartogs triangle was proposed also by the reviewer [``Holomorphic function spaces on the Hartogs triangle, Math. Nachr. 294, No. 11, 2209--2231 (2021), \url{doi:10.1002/mana.201900477}]. We cannot describe the full construction here. In short, the authors show how the Hardy space structure of a domain \(\Omega\subseteq \mathbb C^b\) is inherited by domains that are obtained from \(\Omega\) by removing analytic hypersurfaces. To any hypersurface-deleted domain is actually associated not a single Hardy space, but a filtration of spaces. This is due to the fact that the functions in these new spaces can be singular along the deleted hypersurface and to capture all order of singularities a single Hardy space is not sufficient. Such a filtration of spaces may or may not stabilize depending on the choice of the initial measure on the deleted hypersurface. The authors provide explicit examples of this stabilizing phenomenon (egg domains, generalized Hartogs triangles).



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