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(33)- On Blaschke products with derivatives in Bergman spaces with normal weights
- Multipliers in spaces with fractional norms, and inner functions
- Taylor coefficients and L^ p-moduli of continuity of Blaschke products
- Hardy classes and related spaces of analytic functions in the unit circle, polydisc, and the ball
- Fractional Cauchy transforms
- Extremal solutions of Nevanlinna-Pick problems and certain classes of inner functions
- Generalized Hardy inequalities and pseudocontinuable functions
- Biholomorphically invariant families amongst Carleson class
- The differentiation operator from model spaces to Bergman spaces and Peller type inequalities
- Derivatives of Blaschke products in weighted mixed norm spaces
- Characterizations for inner functions in certain function spaces
- Inner functions in weak Besov spaces
- Boundary behaviour of analytic functions in spaces of Dirichlet type
- Inner functions as improving multipliers and zero sets of Besov-type spaces
- Derivatives of inner functions in weighted Bergman spaces and the Schwarz-Pick lemma
- A norm on the holomorphic Besov space
- Sharp results on the integrability of the derivative of an interpolating Blaschke product
- Remarks on one-component inner functions
- A characterization of one‐component inner functions
- Inner functions in certain Hardy-Sobolev spaces
- Closure of Bergman and Dirichlet spaces in the Bloch norm
- Derivatives of Blaschke products and model space functions
- Interpolating Blaschke products and angular derivatives
- On some representation formulas involving moduli of Blaschke products
- Inner functions with derivatives in the weak Hardy space
- Inner functions in Lipschitz, Besov, and Sobolev spaces
- On the growth and range of functions in Möbius invariant spaces
- Beurling-Carleson sets, inner functions and a semilinear equation
- Zeros of analytic functions, with or without multiplicities
- Inner functions, Möbius distortion and angular derivatives
- Inner functions as multipliers of the spaces \(D_{\alpha}\)
- Self-improving behaviour of inner functions as multipliers
- Inner functions as improving multipliers
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