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A. Borichev

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Beurling--Kato theory, Hardy--Sobolev calculus and Ritt operators

We develop a discrete Beurling--Kato theory for bounded operators and relate it to a Hardy--Sobolev functional calculus on Stolz domains. Our central class is that of Ritt operators. We prove that a bounded operator is Ritt if and only if it admits a bounded Hardy--Sobolev calculus on a Stolz domain. The construction is based on a logarithmic reproducing formula and uniform bounds for the associated logarithmic kernels. We then derive Kato-type results and characterise the Ritt property by Beurling--Kato defects formulated in terms of powers of the operator. This yields a discrete theory parallel in spirit to the sectorially bounded holomorphic semigroup setting, but intrinsically global in nature. We also discuss examples and sharpness phenomena, and prove that the Ritt property is preserved under convex combinations of powers and under positive domination on Banach lattices.

math.FA

On zeros of analytic functions satisfying non-radial growth conditions

Extending the results of Borichev--Golinskii--Kupin [2009], we obtain refined Blaschke-type necessary conditions on the zero distribution of analytic functions on the unit disk and on the complex plane with a cut along the positive semi-axis satisfying some non-radial growth restrictions.

math.CV

Riesz bases of reproducing kernels in Fock type spaces

In a scale of Fock spaces $\mathcal F_φ$ with radial weights $φ$ we study the existence of Riesz bases of (normalized) reproducing kernels. We prove that these spaces possess such bases if and only if $φ(x)$ grows at most like $(\log x)^2$.

math.CV

Radial growth of functions from the Korenblum space

We study radial behavior of analytic and harmonic functions, which admit a certain majorant in the unit disk. We prove that extremal growth or decay may occur only along small sets of radii and give precise estimates of these exceptional sets.

math.CA