Finite rank product theorems for Toeplitz operators on the half-space
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概要
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On the harmonic Bergman space of the half space in Rn, we show that if the product of two or more Toeplitz operators with harmonic symbols that have certain boundary smoothness has finite rank, then one of the symbols must be identically 0. Our methods require the number of factors in the product to depend on the dimension n.
- 社団法人 日本数学会の論文
- 2009-07-01
著者
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Choe Boo
Department Of Mathematics Korea University
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Koo Hyungwoon
Department of Mathematics, Korea University
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Nam Kyesook
Department of Mathematics, Seoul National University
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Koo Hyungwoon
Department Of Mathematics Hankuk University Of Foreign Studies
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Nam Kyesook
Department Of Mathematics Seoul National University
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Nam Kyesook
Department Of Mathematics Hanshin University
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