Roots and Logarithms of Multipliers

Abstract

By now it is a well-known fact that if f is a multiplier for the Drury-Arveson space H2n, and if there is a c>0 such that |f(z)|≥ c for every z∈ B, then the reciprocal function 1/f is also a multiplier for H2n. We show that for such an f and for every t∈ R, ft is also a multiplier for H2n. We do so by deriving a differentiation formula for Rm(fth).Moreover, by this formula the same result holds for spaces Hm,s of the Besov-Dirichlet type. The same technique also gives us the result that for a non-vanishing multiplier f of H2n, log f is a multiplier of H2n if and only if log f is bounded on B.

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