Semigroups of Composition Operators and the Cesaro Operator on H('p)(d) (Bergman Space, Infinitesimal Generator)
Siskakis, Aristomenis Georgios
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Title
Semigroups of Composition Operators and the Cesaro Operator on H('p)(d) (Bergman Space, Infinitesimal Generator)
Author(s)
Siskakis, Aristomenis Georgios
Issue Date
1985
Department of Study
Mathematics
Discipline
Mathematics
Degree Granting Institution
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree Name
Ph.D.
Degree Level
Dissertation
Keyword(s)
Mathematics
Abstract
A semigroup T(,t) : t (GREATERTHEQ) 0 of composition operators on H('P)( ) arises as T(,t)(f) = f(CCIRC)(phi)(,t) where (phi)(,t) : t (GREATERTHEQ) 0 is a semigroup of analytic functions mapping the unit disk into itself. The infinitesimal
generator (GAMMA)(,p) of T(,t) is given by (GAMMA)(,p)(f) = Gf' where G is the infinites- imal generator of
on H('P) is equal to p for 2 (LESSTHEQ) p < (INFIN) and is between p and 2 for 1 (LESSTHEQ) p < 2. Also the spectrum of C is shown to be z : (VBAR)z - P/2(VBAR) (LESSTHEQ) P/2 for 2 (LESSTHEQ) p < (INFIN) and to contain this set if 1 (LESSTHEQ) p < 2. Similar results are proved for an averaging operator A related to C.
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There is a univalent analytic function h : (--->) (//C) associated with each semigroup of functions (phi)(,t) , defined as the solution of a certain functional equation involving (phi)(,t) .
In this work we investigate the relation between the functional analytic properties of the (unbounded) operator (GAMMA)(,p) and the univalent
function h. The point spectrum of (GAMMA)(,p) is characterized in terms of h. If the Denjoy-Wolff point of (phi)(,t) is in , we show that the condition
implies that the resolvent function R((lamda),(GAMMA)(,p)) is a compact operator on H('p). Here
In the absence of this condition an example shows that the spectrum of (GAMMA)(,p) can contain a half-plane so R((lamda),(GAMMA)(,p)) need not always be com- pact. Although this condition is shown to be satisfied frequently, an example shows that it is not necessary for compactness.
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