Hardy Spaces over Half-strip Domains
Abstract
We define Hardy spaces Hp() on half-strip domain~+ and -= C+, where 0<p<∞, and prove that functions in Hp() has non-tangential boundary limit a.e. on , the common boundary of . We then prove that Cauchy integral of functions in Lp() are in Hp(), where 1<p<∞, that is, Cauchy transform is bounded. Besides, if 1≤slant p<∞, then Hp() functions are the Cauchy integral of their non-tangential boundary limits. We also establish an isomorphism between Hp() and Hp(C), the classical Hardy spaces over upper and lower half complex planes.
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