Norm of weighted composition operators from α -Bloch spaces to weighted-type spaces

Norm of weighted composition operators from α -Bloch spaces to weighted-type spaces

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Norm of weighted composition operators from a-Bloch spaces to weighted-type spaces Stevo Stevic´ Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences, Knez Mihailova 36/III, 11000 Beograd, Serbia

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Keywords: Weighted composition operator a-Bloch space Weighted-type space Operator norm

a b s t r a c t We calculate in an elegant way operator norm of the weighted composition operator from the a-Bloch space, with a 2 ð0; 1Þ n f1g, to a weighted-type space on the unit ball. This result can be regarded as a complement to our recent result regarding the same problem for the case a ¼ 1: Ó 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

1. Introduction and preliminaries Let Bn ¼ B be the open unit ball in the complex vector space Cn , B1 ¼ D the open unit disk in C, HðBÞ the class of all holomorphic functions on the unit ball and H1 ðXÞ the space of all bounded holomorphic functions on a set X. For an f 2 HðBÞ we denote by rf the gradient of the function f, that is

rf ¼



 @f @f ;...; : @z1 @zn

The a-Bloch space Ba ¼ Ba ðBÞ, consists of all f 2 HðBÞ such that

ba ðf Þ ¼ supð1  jzjÞa jrf ðzÞj < 1: z2B

It is easy to see that the a-Bloch space with the norm

kf kBa ¼ jf ð0Þj þ ba ðf Þ becomes a Banach space. The little a-Bloch space Ba0 is a subspace of Ba consisting of all f such that

lim ð1  jzjÞa jrf ðzÞj ¼ 0:

jzj!1

1 The weighted-type space H1 l ¼ Hl ðBÞ consists of all f 2 HðBÞ such that

kf kH1l :¼ sup lðzÞjf ðzÞj < 1; z2B

where l is a weight, i.e., a positive continuous function on B. Assume u 2 HðBÞ and u is a holomorphic self-map of B: The weighted composition operator induced by u and u is defined on HðBÞ by

ðuC u f ÞðzÞ ¼ uðzÞf ðuðzÞÞ: E-mail address: [email protected] 0096-3003/$ - see front matter Ó 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. doi:10.1016/j.amc.2009.06.005

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A typical problem is to provide function theoretic characterizations when u and u induce bounded or compact weighted composition operators between two given spaces of holomorphic functions (see, for example, [2]). The boundedness and compactness of weighted composition operators between the Bloch space and H1 ðDÞ was studied in [10]. The case of the unit polydisk was studied in [6,7] (the case of composition operators, i.e., when uðzÞ  1, was treated in [12]). The same problems in the setting of the unit ball were investigated in [8]. For related results see also [1,3– 5,9,13,20,21,23,24] and the references therein. It is of some interest to calculate operator norm of weighted composition operators. For some recent related results, see, e.g., [2,15–19,22]. In [16], we calculated operator norm of the operator uC u : BðBÞðor B0 ðBÞÞ ! H1 l ðBÞ. We proved the following formula

  1 1 þ juðzÞj kuC u kBðBÞðor B0 ðBÞÞ!H1l ðBÞ ¼ max kukH1l ; sup lðzÞjuðzÞj ln : 2 z2B 1  juðzÞj

However, in [16], we used the following slightly different norm on the Bloch space (i.e., when a ¼ 1)

kf k0Ba :¼ jf ð0Þj þ supð1  jzj2 Þa jrf ðzÞj: z2B

Some estimates of the essential norm of the operator uC u : Ba ðBÞ ðor Ba0 ðBÞÞ ! H1 l ðBÞ when a P 1, can be found in [14]. A natural question is to calculate the following operator norm

kuC u kBa ðBÞðor

ð1Þ

; Ba0 ðBÞÞ!H1 l ðBÞ

when a – 1: It turns out that the slight change of the definition of the norm k  k0Ba on the a-Bloch space enables us to calculate (1) in an elegant way, which seems quite difficult for the case when the space is equipped with the norm k  k0Ba . In order to prove the main result of this note we need an auxiliary result which could be folklore. Related estimates (up to the constant factor) are known, see, for example, Lemma 2.2 in [11]. Lemma 1. Let f 2 Ba ðBÞ; a – 1. Then the following inequality holds

! ba ðf Þ 1 jf ðzÞj 6 jf ð0Þj þ 1 : a  1 ð1  jzjÞa1

ð2Þ

Proof. Since a – 1, we have

Z  jf ðzÞ  f ð0Þj ¼ 

1

0

!   Z 1 Z 1    d jzjdt ba ðf Þ 1     1 ðf ðtzÞÞdt  ¼  hrf ðtzÞ; zidt  6 ba ðf Þ a ¼ dt a  1 ð1  jzjÞa1 0 0 ð1  jzjtÞ

from which the lemma easily follows. h 2. Norm of the operator uC u : Ba ðor Ba0 Þ ! H ‘ l Now we are in a position to formulate and prove the main result of this note. Theorem 1. Assume u 2 HðBÞ, u is a holomorphic self-map of B, a – 1, Then

(

kuC u kBa ðor Ba Þ!H1l ¼ max kukH1l ; sup 0

z2B

l is a weight, and uC u : Ba ðor Ba0 Þ ! H1 l is bounded. !)

lðzÞjuðzÞj 1 1 a1 ð1  juðzÞjÞa1

:

ð3Þ

Proof. Set f0 ðzÞ  1: It is easy to see that kf0 kBa ¼ 1 and f0 2 Ba0 . Hence we have

kuC u kBa !H1l ¼ kf0 kBa kuC u kBa !H1l P kuC u f0 kH1l ¼ kukH1l : 0

0

For each fixed w 2 B set

fw ðzÞ ¼

! 1 1  1 : a  1 ð1  hz; wiÞa1

Since fw ð0Þ ¼ 0 and

ð1  jzjÞa jrfw ðzÞj ¼

  ð1  jzjÞa jwj ð1  jzjÞa ð1  jzjÞa a 6 a 6 min 1; a ; ð1  jwjjzjÞ ð1  jwjÞ j1  hz; wij

it follows that supw2B kfw kBa 6 1, and fw 2 Ba0 for each fixed w 2 B:

ð4Þ

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From this and the boundedness of uC u : Ba0 ! H1 l , for uðwÞ – 0 and every r 2 ð0; 1Þ we have





kuC u kBa !H1l P kuC u fruðwÞ=juðwÞj kH1l ¼ sup 0

z2B

 lðzÞjuðzÞj  1   1  a 1  ja  1j ð1  rhuðzÞ; uðwÞi=juðwÞjÞ !

lðwÞjuðwÞj 1 P 1 : ða  1Þ ð1  rjuðwÞjÞa1

ð5Þ

If uðwÞ ¼ 0; then (5) obviously holds. Letting r ! 1 in (5), then taking the supremum over the unit ball in such obtained inequality, we get

!

kuC u kBa !H1l P sup 0

z2B

lðzÞjuðzÞj 1 1 : a1 ð1  juðzÞjÞa1

ð6Þ

From (4) and (6) it follows that

( kuC u kBa !H1l P max kukH1l ; sup 0

z2B

lðzÞjuðzÞj 1 1 a1 ð1  juðzÞjÞa1

!)

If f 2 Ba ; by Lemma 1 and the definition of the norm k  kBa we get

kuC u f kH1l

ð7Þ

:

ba ðf Þ 1 ¼ sup lðzÞjuðzÞf ðuðzÞÞj 6 sup lðzÞjuðzÞj jf ð0Þj þ 1 a  1 ð1  juðzÞjÞa1 z2B z2B ( !) lðzÞjuðzÞj 1  1 6 kf kBa max kukH1l ; sup a1 z2B ð1  juðzÞjÞa1

!!

from which it follows that

(

!)

kuC u kBa !H1l 6 max kukH1l ; sup z2B

lðzÞjuðzÞj 1 1 a1 ð1  juðzÞjÞa1

:

ð8Þ

From (7) and (8) and the following obvious inequality

kuC u kBa !H1l 6 kuC u kBa !H1l 0

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