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Boundedness of Operators on the Bergman Spaces Associated with a Class of Generalized Analytic Functions

  • Zhongkai Li,
  • Haihua Wei

摘要

In the paper we study the operators on the weighted Bergman spaces on the unit disk \({\mathbb {D}}\) D , denoted by \(A^{p}_{\lambda ,w}({\mathbb {D}})\) A λ , w p ( D ) , that are associated with a class of generalized analytic functions, named the \(\lambda \) λ -analytic functions, and with a class of radial weight functions w. The main result is to give a characterization of the boundedness of a linear operator mapping \(A^{p}_{\lambda ,w}({\mathbb {D}})\) A λ , w p ( D ) for \(2\lambda /(2\lambda +1)\le p\le 1\) 2 λ / ( 2 λ + 1 ) p 1 into a Banach space by means of the behaviour near the boundary of a single vector-valued \(\lambda \) λ -analytic function related to the operator. As applications, we obtain a necessary and sufficient condition of sequence multipliers on the space \(A^{p}_{\lambda ,w}({\mathbb {D}})\) A λ , w p ( D ) , and also give a sufficient condition of Carleson type for boundedness of multiplication operators on \(A^{p}_{\lambda ,w}({\mathbb {D}})\) A λ , w p ( D ) associated with power weights.