Bounded composition operators with closed range on the Dirichlet space
Daniel Luecking
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Published: Aug 17, 1999
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-99-05103-5
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For composition operators on spaces of analytic functions it is well known that norm estimates can be converted to Carleson measure estimates. The boundedness of the composition operator becomes equivalent to a Carleson measure inequality. The measure corresponding to a composition operator C φ C_\varphi on the Dirichet space D \mathcal D is d ν φ = n φ d A d\nu _\varphi = n_\varphi \,dA , where n φ ( z ) n_\varphi (z) is the cardinality of the preimage φ − 1 ( z ) \varphi ^{-1}(z) . The composition operator will have closed range if and only if the corresponding measure satisfies a “reverse Carleson measure” theorem: ‖ f ‖ D 2 ≤ ∫ | f ′ | 2 d ν φ \| f \|_{\mathcal {D}}^2 \le \int |f’|^2 \,d\nu _\varphi for all f ∈ D f\in \mathcal D . Assuming C φ C_\varphi is bounded, a necessary condition for this inequality is a reverse of the Carleson condition: (C) ν φ ( S ) ≥ c | S | \nu _\varphi (S) \ge c |S| for all Carleson squares S S . It has long been known that this is not sufficient for a completely general measure. Here we show that it is also not sufficient for the special measures ν φ \nu _\varphi . That is, we construct a function φ \varphi such that C φ C_\varphi is bounded and ν φ \nu _\varphi satisfies (C) but the composition operator C φ C_\varphi does not have closed range.
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