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DMV-PTM Mathematical Meeting 17–20.09.2014, Pozna´n

The logarithmic-BM OA space, multipliers, and spaces of Dirichlet type

Daniel Girela

Universidad de M´alaga, Spain girela@uma.es

Session: Spaces of analytic functions

If X and Y are two spaces of analytic functions in the unit disc D which are continuously contained in Hol(D), M(X, Y ) denotes the space of multipliers from X to Y , M(X, Y ) = {g ∈ Hol(D) : f g ∈ Y, for all f ∈ X}. The space of multipliers from X to itself will be simply denoted by M(X).

The spaces M(X, Y ) have been studied for a big number of spaces X, Y . In this talk we shall concentrate our attention in the case where X and Y are spaces related with the spaces of Dirichlet type Dαp (0 < p < ∞, α > −1), BM OA and the Bloch space B.

Let us remark that the spaces M (B) and M(BM OA) are known:

• M (B) = H∩ Blog, where Blog is the logarithmic Bloch space which consists of those f ∈ Hol(D) with supz∈D(1 − |z|2)|f0(z)| log1−|z|1 2 < ∞.

• M(BM OA) = H∩ BM OAlog, where the logarithmic-BM OA space BM OAlog consists of those f ∈ Hol(D) for which the Borel measure µf in D defined by dµf(z) = (1 − |z|2)|f0(z)|2dA(z) is a 2-logarithmic Carleson measure.

Our starting point is the fact that whenever p 6= q, the only multiplier from Dpp−1 to Dq−1q is the trivial one. It is easy to see that if 0 < p < q < ∞ then B ∩ Dpp−1 ⊂ B ∩ Dq−1q . This clearly implies the following: “If X is a subspace of the Bloch space and 0 < p < q < ∞, then the space of multipliers M(X ∩Dpp−1, X ∩Dq−1q ) is non trivial”. Then the question of characterizing the space M(X ∩ Dpp−1, X ∩ Dqq−1) for classical subspaces of the Bloch space such as H, BM OA or B arises naturally. In this talk we shall consider the case X = BM OA. We shall present a number of results on the space BM OAlog and we shall use them to study the spaces M(BM OA ∩ Dpp−1, BM OA ∩ Dqq−1), 0 < p, q < ∞.

This talk is based on several recent works in collaboration with several colleagues such as C. Chatzifountas, R. Hern´andez, P. Galanopoulos, M. J.

Mart´ın, and Jos´e ´Angel Pel´aez.

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