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Bounded and compact multipliers between Bergman and Hardy spaces

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This paper studies the boundedness and compactness of the coefficient multiplier operators between various Bergman spacesA p and Hardy spacesH q. Some new characterizations of the multipliers between the spaces with exponents 1 or 2 are derived which, in particular, imply a Bergman space analogue of the Paley-Rudin Theorem on sparse sequences. Hardy and Bergman spaces are shown to be linked using mixed-norm spaces, and this linkage is used to improve a known result on (A p,A 2), 1<p<2.

Compact (H 1,H 2) and (A 1,A 2) multipliers are characterized. The essential norms and spectra of some multiplier operators are computed. It is shown that forp>1 there exist bounded non-compact multiplier operators fromA p toA q if and only ifpq.

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Buckley, S.M., Ramanujan, M.S. & Vukotić, D. Bounded and compact multipliers between Bergman and Hardy spaces. Integr equ oper theory 35, 1–19 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01225524

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