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Some New Applications of Berezin Symbols
We study some problems of operator theory by using Berezin symbols approach. Namely, we investigate in terms of Berezin symbols invariant subspaces of isometric composition operators on H Ω . We discuss operator corona problem, in particular, the Toeplitz corona problem. Further, we characterize unitary operators in terms of Berezin symbols. We show that the well known inequality w A ≥ 1 2 A for numerical radius is not true for the Berezin number of operators, which is defined by ber A : = sup λ ∈ Ω A ~ λ , where A ~ λ : = A k ^ λ , k ^ λ is the Berezin symbol of operator A : H Ω → H Ω . Finally, we provide a lower bound for ber A .
Some applications of the α-Duhamel product
We consider the space C n Ω , the Banach space of continuous functions with n derivatives and the n th derivative continuous in Ω ¯ , where Ω ⊂ C is a starlike region with respect to α ∈ Ω . We use the so-called α -Duhamel product f ⊛ α g ( z ) : = d dz ∫ α z f ( z + α - t ) g ( t ) d t = d dz f ∗ α g z to describe usual ∗ α -generators of the Banach algebra C n Ω , ∗ α , to estimate I - V α m and to estimate below the norm δ A m , where V α is the Volterra integration operator defined by V α f z = ∫ α z f t d t and δ A is the inner derivation operator defined by δ A X : = X , A . We give a new proof of Aleman-Korenblum theorem in one particular case. Namely, we describe V -invariant subspaces in the Hardy space H p by using Duhamel product.