The Bezout-corona problem revisited: Wiener space setting

Abstract: The matrix-valued {Bezout-corona} problem

G (z) X (z) = I_{m}

,

| z | < 1

, is studied in a Wiener space setting, that is, the given function

G

is an analytic matrix function on the unit {disc} whose Taylor coefficients are absolutely summable and the same is required for the solutions

X

. It turns out that all Wiener solutions can be described explicitly in terms of two matrices and a square analytic Wiener function

Y

satisfying

d e t Y (z) o t = 0

for all

| z | l e q 1

. It is also shown that some of the results hold in the

H^{i} n f t y

{setting, but} not all. In fact, if

G

is an

H^{i} n f t y

function, then

Y

is just an

H^{2}

function. Nevertheless, in this case, using the two matrices and the function

Y

, all

H^{2}

solutions to the Bezout-corona problem can be described explicitly in a form analogous to the one appearing in the Wiener setting.

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