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ANNĄIES UNIVERSITATIS MARIAE CURIE-SKLODO^SKA ’ LUBLIN-POLONIA

VOL.XXXIX,8_______________SECTIO A________________________1985 Department of Mathematical Sciences

University of Delaware Newark , Delaware

у

D. J.HALLENBECK

A Note onthe Rlesz -Herglotz Representation

O reprezentacji Riesza - Herglotza

О представлении Риса - Гер гл отца

Introduction. Let A — {z : |jrj < 1} and let A denote the set of functions analytic in A. Then A is a locally convex linear topological spacewith respect to thetopology given by uniform convergence on compact subsets of A . A function / is called a support point of a compact subset F ofA if f £ F and if there is a continuous, linear functional J on A so that Re J(f}= max(ReJ(g) : g £ F} and Re J is nonconstant on F. Wedenote the set of support pointsofsuch a family by supp F and the closed convex hull ofsuch a family we denote by //F. Since HF is itself compact, the set of extreme points of HF whichwe denote by EHF is non-void.

A function f £ A is said to be subordinate to a function F € A ifthere exist

<t> £ A such that = 0. |d(z)| < 1 and f = F o ip . We let Bo denote the set offunctions & £ A and satisfying |^(z)| < |z|(jar| < 1). The set of functions subordinate to F we denote by »(F) and note that «(F) = {F o 6 : <j> € B}. It is known that supp Bo consistsof all finiteBlaschke products which vanLh at the origin ill,[4l. If FG A it was proved in 12! that supp«(F)C (F^:®6 supp Bq}.

This inclusion was proved in !6i under the additional assumption that F'(r) 0

for z £ A. •

In recent years a number of proofs of the Riesz-Herglotz representation for

» j have been given ’5],[8]. The basis of these arguments has been a proof

that Ei : 1*1 = The desired representation formulathen

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62 D.J. Hallenbeck

follows by appeal to Choquet’s theorem [9] or to the Krein-Milman theorem and theweak star compactness of the set of probability measureson<?A.

Inthis short note we give a new proof of theRiesz-Herglotzrepresentation. The proof uses the knowledge of suppBo mentioned above [l j,[4]. It also depends on the observation madein[7,p.92j that H F = supp F C\EHF) forany compact family F contained in A. We note that s j = Ht

Q ~

since

* j*

is

convex and univalent. Also, in [6] theset supp s j wasexactly determined.

Wedo not use this resultsince its proofdepended in part on knowning the Riesz - Herglotz representation.

We also givea new proof ageneralization ofthe Riesz- Herglotz formulathat was proved in [3j by D.A.Brannan,J.G.Clunieand W.E.Kirwan.

The Riesz-Herglotz representation. Theorem. A function p £ s

Q + *

j

if and only if there is a probability measure p on db. suchthat

/>(*) = I (1*1 < •

Jl»=ll=11 1 -*2

Proof. It is clear that each function p of the form (l) is in s 1+ z .

1 - z

(1)

(S) since

is univalent and convex inA and Re p(z)> 0, p(0) = 1.

We now prove that each p t s

Q

has the form (1). It is known that

supp t c 1supp Boj (2), [6]. Itfollows from the fact that

<j>€ supp Bo and from lemma 4 in (4,p.82j that 1+ $(z) _ x 1 +xi>z

k=l xtz (1*1 < 1) (2)

where 0 < A* < 1, 52 A* = 1 an^ I1*' = 1 (£ = 1,2,...,»). Also, A* = 1 t=i

for some k if and only if d>(z) = xz for some |x| = 0. It follows from (2) that if

1 + ^ „

Hence

<j> 6 supp Bo and <j>(z) / xz for some ,z|= 1 then --- $ £» (---). I

, 1 ~ <? \1- */ ‘

we deduced that

However, it is known in general that {F(x2'): jx = 1} is containedin EHs(F) and supps(F)forany nonconstant F in A [7,p.50p.l03]. So it follows that

.„pp.(l±iJ nE ,(l±z) = {!±H; w=,l .

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The proof that (I) holds can now be completed from (3) by appealing to the Krein - Milman theorem and the weak star compactnessof the set of probability measures on <?A or by apealing to Cboquet’stheorem [9).

Remark. The two proofs given in [1] and[4j that supp Bqconsists of all finite Blaschke products which vanishat z = 0 are independent ofthe Riesz - Herglotz representation. We note that in [6] the set supp Bq was exactly determined by an argument that depended on the Rjesz-Herglotz representation. Inthe previous theorem, wereversedthe procedure and obtainedthe Riesz-Herglotz representation from the exact knowledgeof supp Bq.

Finally, we give a new proof of the well known generalization of the Riesz- Helglotz reprezentationthat wasproved in (3i.

Theorem. If a function /€ s where a > 1 and |c| < 1 then ie a probability mcaeurep on db. euch that

/(*)=[ ( ) dg(x) (|z|<l).

Proof. We assume a > 1 since a = 1 was essentially treated in the previous theorem. By arguing as in the proof of the previous theorem, it is clear that we need onlyprove that

HEHt

Toprove this inclusion suppose / G supp s j J - We have

/(x) = ) f°r € supp Bo [2-6]. Note that for any JxJ = 1, ( I+ cx.z\ ( 1 + c<j>(z)\a~l . . f(l + cz\a\ t

I---I I---—— I is in 11 I ---I I since a > 1. Now

\l-XzM l-^(x) / \\ 1 - 2 ) ) assume

that ^(z) -fc'xz and write - -A» -CXk ’■ where 0 < A* < 1, 1 -xkz

52 A* - l and 1**1 = 1 (* = 1,2,...,n) [4]. If we write =

\o-l

I and use the facts mentioned above we see that f © We conclude that p(z) = xz and the inclusion is proved.

The theorem now follows from the Krein - Milman theorem and the weak star compactnessof the set of probability’ measures on <9A.

4 + I - p(z) EHs

:^(z) ((^)7

0>U)

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61 DJ. Hallenbeck

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STRESZCZENIE

W pracy podano nowy dowód reprezentacji Riesza-Herglotza. Dowód jest oparty na tym, że zbiór punktów podparcia funkcji analitycznej ograniczonej w Д = {z : |z( < 1} zawiera wszystkie skończone produkty Blaschke’go.

• РЕЗЮМЕ

В данной работе подано новое доказательство представления Риса-Герглотца. До­

казательство опирается на том ,что множество опорных точек аналитической ограни­

ченной функции в-Д = {z : jzrj < 1} включает все конечные продукты Бляшке.

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