Surjective and closed range differentiation operator

Abstract

We identify Fock-type spaces F(m,p) on which the differentiation operator D has closed range. We prove that D has closed range only if it is surjective, and this happens if and only if m=1. Moreover, since the operator is unbounded on the classical Fock spaces, we consider the modified or the weighted composition--differentiation operator, D(u,,n) f= u·( f(n) ), on these spaces and describe conditions under which the operator admits closed range, surjective, and order bounded structures.

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