Abstract

Abstract In this note, we study defect operators in the case of holomorphic functions of the unit ball of ℂn. These operators are built from weighted Bergman kernel with a holomorphic vector. We obtain a description of sub-Hilbert spaces and we give a sufficient condition so that theses spaces are the same.

Highlights

  • In this note, we study defect operators in the case of holomorphic functions of the unit ball of Cn

  • These operators are built from weighted Bergman kernel with a holomorphic vector

  • We obtain a description of sub-Hilbert spaces and we give a su cient condition so that theses spaces are the same

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The space (I − H) (Aβ) is a sub-weighted Bergman space of Aβ with the reproducing kernel given by (I − H)Bβ(z, w) = Kβ(z, w). Burbea [3], for spaces of holomorphic functions on domains of Cn and by S. Saitoh for abstract kernels of Hilbert spaces of functions [10]. Chu [4] for weighted Bergman spaces. The following proposition gives a description of the sub-Hilbert spaces : Theorem 1. For −n ≤ β < − , Bβ(z, w) is the reproducing kernel of the diagonal weighted Besov space Bβ : A holomorphic function f belongs to Bβ if and only if (I + N)m f is in A m+β, where. Equality of weighted sub-Bergman Hilbert spaces means equality as set

Basic example
Representation of defect spaces
Then l
Let K be the integral operator given by
In the previous proposition Ki
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