Multiplicative operators on analytic function spaces
Abstract
H. J. Schwartz proved in his thesis (1969) that a nonzero bounded operator on Hardy spaces (Hp, 1≤ p≤∞) is almost multiplicative if and only if it is a composition operator. But, his proof has a gap. In this article, we show that his result is not correct for H∞ and we fill the gap for Hp, 1≤ p<∞. Further, we prove that on several classical spaces such as the Bloch space, the little Bloch space, Besov spaces Bp for p>1, and weighted Bergman spaces an operator is almost multiplicative if and only if it is a composition operator. Finally, we give a complete characterization of those composition operators that are multiplicative with respect to the Duhamel product of analytic functions.
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