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Monsters in Hardy and Bergman spaces

Bernal González, Luis; Calderón Moreno, María del Carmen

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A monster in the sense of Luh is a holomorphic function on a simply connected domain in the complex plane such that it and all its derivatives and antiderivatives exhibit an extremely wild behaviour near the boundary. In this paper the Hardy spaces Hp and the Bergman spaces Bp (1 ≤ p < ∞) on the unit disk are considered, and it is shown that there are no Luh-monsters in them. Nevertheless, it is proved that T-monsters (as introduced by the authors in an earlier work) can be found in each of these spaces for any finite order linear differential operator T.

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Mons e s in Ha dy and Be gman spaces L. BERNAL–GONZ´ ALEZ and M.C. CALDER´ ON–MORENO Depa amen o de An´alisis Ma em´a ico, Facul ad de Ma em´a icas, Apdo. 1160, A da. Reina Me cedes, 41080 Se illa, Spain. E–mails: lb[email p o ec ed], [email p o ec ed] Abs ac A mons e in he sense o Luh is a holomo phic unc ion on a simply con- nec ed domain in he complex plane such ha i and all i s de i a i es and an ide i a i es exhibi an ex emely wild beha iou nea he bounda y. In his pape he Ha dy spaces Hpand he Be gman spaces Bp(1 ≤p < ∞) on he uni disk a e conside ed, and i is shown ha he e a e no Luh-mons e s in hem. Ne e heless, i is p o ed ha T-mons e s (as in oduced by he au ho s in an ea lie wo k) can be ound in each o hese spaces o any ini e o de linea di e en ial ope a o T. Key wo ds and ph ases: Luh-mons e , T-mons e , Ha dy space, Be gman space, s ongly omnip esen ope a o , di e en ial ope a o , hype cyclic unc- ion. 2000 Ma hema ics Subjec Classi ica ion: P ima y 30E10. Seconda y 30D40, 30H05, 47A16, 47B38. 1 In oduc ion As soon as he exis ence o a ma hema ical en i y is es ablished, a na u al p oblem a ises: Do such en i ies exis wi h addi ional (e en “mo e pe ec ”) p ope ies? This 0 has been he line o esea ch which has mo i a ed his pape , his ime in he se ing o holomo phic unc ions wi h “wild” beha iou in he bounda y o he open uni disk D={|z|<1}. Suppose ha Gis a domain in he complex plane C; by H(G) we deno e as usual he F ´eche space o all holomo phic unc ions on G, endowed wi h he compac -open opology. I Gis simply connec ed hen i has been p o ed in 1985 by W. Luh [21] he exis ence o a dense se o unc ions –which he called “mons e s”– in H(G) such ha all i s de i a i es and an ide i a i es exhibi an ex emely wild beha iou nea he bounda y o G. Such a chao ic p ope y can be exp essed in e ms o ce ain gene alized clus e se s, in oduced by Luh himsel . In 1987 G osse-E dmann [18], see also [19, Sec ion 4.b], showed ha , in ac , he e is a esidual se o mons e s. Fu he in e es ing esul s on his opic can be seen in [22–24]. Wi h he aim o inding ope a o s which a e di e en om hose o di e en ia- ion and an idi e en ia ion unde whose ac ion he e a e holomo phic unc ions wi h bounda y wild beha iou , he au ho s ha e ecen ly in oduced [5] he no ions o T-mons e s and s ongly omnip esen ope a o s, see De ini ion 1.1 below. Le us ix some e minology and no a ion. By ∂G we deno e he bounda y o a domain G⊂Cin he ex ended complex plane C∞=C∪ {∞}.Nis he se o posi i e in ege s, N0=N∪ {0}and Ris he eal line. An ope a o always e e s o a con inuous (no necessa ily linea ) sel mapping. We deno e by O(∂G) he se o all open subse s o C∞mee ing he bounda y o G. I A⊂C hen A ep esen s he closu e o A,k kA:= supz∈A| (z)|, whe e is a complex unc ion de ined in A, and LT(A) is he se o all a ine linea ans o ma ions τ,τ(z) = az +b, such ha τ(D)⊂A. In he ollowing de ini ion, we a e allowing he poin o in ini y o be a bounda y poin o Gwhen Gis unbounded (as in [7, 9, 10]). Obse e also ha he domain Gis allowed o be non-simply connec ed in (a)–(c). De ini ion 1.1. (a) A unc ion ∈H(G) is a holomo phic mons e whene e he ollowing uni e sali y p ope y is sa is ied: Fo each g∈H(D) and each ∈∂G he e exis s a sequence (τn) o a ine linea ans o ma ions wi h τn(z)→ (n→ ∞) uni o mly on Dand τn(D)⊂G(n∈N) such ha (τn(z)) →g(z) (n→ ∞) locally uni o mly in D. 1 (b) Le T:H(G)→H(G) be an ope a o . Then a unc ion ∈H(G) is a T– mons e i T is a holomo phic mons e . The se o T–mons e s is deno ed by M(T). (c) An ope a o T:H(G)→H(G) is s ongly omnip esen i o all g∈H(D), ε > 0, ∈(0,1) and V∈O(∂G) he se U(T, g, ε, , V ) := { ∈H(G) : he e exis s some τ∈LT(V∩G) such ha k(T )◦τ−gk D< ε} is dense in H(G). (d) I Gis simply connec ed, hen a unc ion ∈H(G) is a Luh–mons e whene e e e y de i a i e (n)(n∈N0) and e e y an ide i a i e (−n)(n∈N) is a holomo phic mons e . Obse e ha is a holomo phic mons e i and only i i is an I-mons e (I:= he iden i y ope a o ), and ha is a Luh-mons e i and only i is simul aneously aDN-mons e ( o all N∈N0) and a D−N a-mons e ( o all N∈Nand all a∈G). He e DN(N∈N0) is he di e en ia ion ope a o DN = (N),D0=I, and D−N a is he an idi e en ia ion ope a o gi en by D−N a := he unique an ide i a i e Fo o de No such ha F(a) = · · · =F(N−1)(a) = 0. I happens ha an ope a o Ton H(G) is s ongly omnip esen i and only i he se M(T) is esidual (see [5, Theo em 2.2]). Hence G osse-E dmann [18, Kapi el 3] had showed in ac ha e e y DNand e e y D−N ais s ongly omnip esen . He and he au ho s ha e iden i ied se e al kinds o s ongly omnip esen ope a o s, including in- ini e o de di e en ial and an idi e en ial ope a o s, in eg al ope a o s, composi ion and mul iplica ion ope a o s [5, 9, 10]. Fo o he kinds o ope a o s –also in oduced by he au ho s– unde whose ac ion ce ain unc ions ha e some ype o bounda y chao ic beha iou , he eade is e e ed o [1] (omnip esen ope a o s), [2, 6, 14] (DI-ope a o s) and [7] ( o ally omnip esen ope a o s), see also [8]. I happens ha e e y o ally omnip esen ope a o is s ongly omnip esen and DI, and ha i an ope a o is ei he s ongly omnip esen o DI hen i is omnip esen . By using o ally omnip esen ope a o s, he au ho s ha e ecen ly 2 p o ed (see [7]) ha he e is a dense linea mani old in H(G) all o whose nonze o unc ions a e Luh-mons e s. We will need some e minology abou uni e sali y (see [19] o an excellen su ey, upda ed ill 1999). I Xand Ya e (Hausdo ) opological ec o spaces o e he same ield K(= Ro C) and Tn:X→Y(n∈N) is a sequence o con inuous linea mappings, hen (Tn) is said o be hype cyclic (o uni e sal) i and only i he e is a ec o x∈X, called also hype cyclic o (Tn), such ha he o bi {Tnx:n∈N} is dense in Y. The sequence (Tn) is called densely hype cyclic whene e he se HC((Tn)) o hype cyclic ec o s o (Tn) is dense. I X=Yand Tis a linea ope a o on X hen Tis called hype cyclic i and only i he sequence (Tn) o i e a es is hype cyclic. I is easy o see ha in such a case (Tn) is indeed densely hype cyclic. The exis ence o T-in a ian dense linea mani olds o hype cyclic ec o s o each hype cyclic linea ope a o Ton a ( eal o complex) locally con ex space was shown by He e o, Bou don and B`es [11, 12, 20] (see also [4] o he addi ional p ope y o maximal algeb aical ca dinali y o such mani olds). In 1999 he i s au ho ex ended his esul o hype cyclic sequences o mappings, see [3] and Theo em 2.6. Fo he sake o con enience, we will keep in his wo k he no ion o hype cyclici y e en when he spaces X, Y and he mappings T, Tna e no linea . The aim o his pape is o s udy he exis ence o Luh-mons e s and in gene al o T-mons e s in (no necessa ily closed) subspaces o H(G), mainly in he maybe mos emblema ic spaces o analy ic unc ions on G=D, namely, he Ha dy spaces Hpand he Be gman spaces Bp(1 ≤p < ∞). Recall ha Hpis he class o all unc ions ∈H(D) sa is ying k kp:= sup 0< <1Z2π 0 | ( eiθ)|pdθ 2π1/p <∞, while Bpis he class o all ∈H(D) sa is ying k kp:= ZD | (z)|pdA(z)1/p <∞. Each one becomes a Banach space unde he co esponding no m k · kp. Recall also ha Hp⊂Bpwi h con inuous inclusion. We ha e deno ed by dA(z) he a ea measu e on Dno malized so ha he a ea o Dis 1. The exis ence o dense linea mani olds o holomo phic mons e s in hese spaces is also conside ed. 3 2 Mons e s in subspaces o H(D) Up o da e, all esul s abou mons e s ha e been add essed o s a e hei exis ence, wi h success excep o e y special examples. Howe e , in he cu en se ing, we a e on he poin o ob ain a gene al s a emen o non-exis ence o classical mons e s in unc ion spaces, see Theo em 2.2 below. Be o e his, we es ablish an auxilia y lemma whose con en is p obably well known. Since we ha e no been able o ind a e e ence o i , we p o ide wi h an elemen a y p oo . Lemma 2.1. I ∈H(D)and 0∈Bp o some p∈[1,∞) hen ∈Hp. P oo . By hypo hesis, RD| 0(z)|pdA(z)<∞. Passing o pola coo dina es, we ge R1 0R2π 0| 0(seiθ)|ps dsdθ < ∞. Since | 0|pis Lebesgue-in eg able on a neighbou hood o he o igin, we can d op he ac o s, ha is, Z1 0Z2π 0 | 0(seiθ)|pdsdθ < ∞. I is e iden ha we can suppose (0) = 0. Then ( eiθ) = R 0 0(seiθ)eiθ ds o all ∈[0,1) and all θ∈[0,2π]. Hence, by he H¨olde inequali y, | ( eiθ)|p≤Z 0 | 0(seiθ)|dsp ≤ p−1Z 0 | 0(seiθ)|pds ≤Z1 0 | 0(seiθ)|pds. Disca ding he e ms in he middle, an in eg a ion o e [0,2π] yields he desi ed esul . Theo em 2.2. The e a e no Luh-mons e s in any Be gman space Bp(1 ≤p < ∞), so in any Ha dy space Hp(1 ≤p < ∞). P oo . Assume ha ∈Bpand ha Fis a holomo phic unc ion on Dsuch ha F00 = . Then F0is in Hpby Lemma 2.1, so Fis in he disk algeb a, ha is, i can be ex ended con inuously on D: his is asse ed, o ins ance, in [16, Chap e 5, Exe cise 4 9] o p > 1, bu in he case p= 1 a well known esul o P i alo es ablishes ha o h∈H(D) he unc ion h0∈H1i and only i hhas a con inuous ex ension o D ha is absolu ely con inuous on ∂D[16, Theo em 3.11]. I we e a Luh-mons e hen o some sequence (τn)⊂LT(D) wi h τn→1 (n→ ∞) uni o mly on Dwe would ha e F(τn(z)) →g(z) (n→ ∞) in H(D) o he cons an unc ion g∈H(D) wi h g(z) := 1+maxD|F|(z∈D), which is clea ly impossible. Thus, canno be a Luh-mons e , as equi ed. Obse e ha acco ding o he las p oo he an ide i a i es a e o blame o he nonexis ence o Luh-mons e s. Ne e heless, we will be able o deal wi h he exis ence o DN-mons e s in Hpand Bp o any nonnega i e in ege N. In ac , much mo e will be ob ained, see Theo em 2.7. In iew o he nega i e esul p o ided by Theo em 2.2, we now ocus ou a en ion on he sea ch o some sui able condi ion on an ope a o Tde ined on H(G) and on a subspace X⊂H(G) in o de ha T-mons e s can exis in X, i.e., M(T)∩X6=∅. We e en ge ha M(T)∩Xis esidual in Xunde sui able condi ions. This will be made in Lemma 2.3. A e wa ds, wi h he help o a s ong heo em due o Bou don and Shapi o, his lemma is applied in he p oo o Theo em 2.5, in which he exis ence o many holomo phic mons e s ( his is he case T=I) in Ha dy and Be gman spaces is ob ained. We also show how ha ing holomo phic mons e s plus a (pu ely se - heo e ic) so condi ion on a gene al ope a o Tis su icien o ha e T-mons e s in X, see Theo em 2.6. Be o e es ablishing all hese esul s, ecall ha i G⊂Cis a domain and ϕ∈H(D) sa i ies ϕ(D)⊂G hen he composi ion mapping Cϕ: ∈ H(G)7→ ◦ϕ∈H(D) is well de ined and con inuous. In pa icula , ϕcan be any membe o LT(G). Some imes, in he case G=D, he composi ion ope a o Cϕmaps con inuously an F-space (= a comple e linea me ic space) X⊂H(D) in o i sel o e e y holomo phic sel mapping ϕon D. Fo ins ance, his holds o each Ha dy space Hpand each Be gman space Bp(p > 0) due o Li lewood’s subo dina ion heo em, see [26, Chap e 10]. See also [15] o a collec ion o such spaces X. The ollowing auxilia s a emen gi es us a posi i e answe o he p oblem o ex- is ence o mons e s on subspaces in e ms o he exis ence o some kind o hype cyclic sequences. Lemma 2.3. Assume ha Xis an F-space wi h X⊂H(G)and ha Tis an ope a o on H(G)sa is ying he ollowing wo condi ions: 5 (a) Con e gence in Ximplies locally uni o m con e gence. (b) Fo e e y bounda y poin ∈∂G he e is a sequence (τn)⊂LT(G) ending o uni o mly on Dsuch ha he sequence o mappings CτnT:X→H(D) (n∈N) is densely hype cyclic. Then he se { ∈X: is a T-mons e }is esidual in X. P oo . Fix wo se s U(T, g, ε, , V ) and BX(h, α), whe e g∈H(D), h∈X,ε > 0, α > 0, 0 < < 1, V∈O(∂G) and BX(h, α) := { ∈X:d( , h)< α}is an open ball o a ansla ion-in a ian dis ance dcompa ible wi h he opology o X. No e ha each se U(T, g, ε, , V ) is open in H(G) due o he con inui y o T, hence U(T, g, ε, , V )∩Xis open in Xby condi ion (a). On he o he hand, he e a e coun able many se s Un(n∈N) o he ype U(T, g, ε, , V ) such ha M(T) = Tn∈NUn, see [5]. Then M(T)∩X=Tn∈NUn∩X, so M(T)∩Xis a Gδ-subse o X. Since Xis a Bai e space, i su ices o show ha e e y in e sec ion U(T, g, ε, , V )∩Xis dense in Xo , equi alen ly, ha U(T, g, ε, , V )∩BX(h, α)6=∅.(1) Choose any poin ∈V∩∂G and conside he sequence (τn)⊂LT(G) gi en by hypo hesis (b). By dense hype cyclici y, he e is an ∈Xwi h d( , h)< α and a sequence n1< n2<· · · < nk<· · · in Nsuch ha (T )◦τnk→g(k→ ∞) uni o mly on D. Since τn(z)→ (n→ ∞) uni o mly on D, he e is k0∈Nsuch ha τnk0(D)⊂ V∩Gand k(T )◦τnk0−gk D< ε. Hence ∈U(T, g, ε, , V )∩BX(h, α) and (1) is ul illed. Fo ins ance, in he case X=H(G) condi ion (a) is i ially sa is ied and, o T=I, (b) is e en ul illed o e e y ∈∂G by any sequence (τn)⊂LT(G) ending o uni o mly on D, see [7]. 6 The nex asse ion is a e sion o sequences o he Hype cyclici y Compa ison P inciple, see [25, p. 111]. I s p oo is i ial, so i is d opped. The lemma will be used in he p oo o he second pa o Theo em 2.6. Lemma 2.4. Suppose ha X1, X2, X3a e opological spaces in such a way ha X3⊂ X1,X3is dense in X1and he opology o X3is s onge han ha o X1. Assume also ha Sn:X1→X2(n∈N)is a sequence o con inuous mappings wi h he p ope y ha he sequence Sn|X3:X3→X2(n∈N)is densely hype cyclic. Then (Sn)is densely hype cyclic. Theo em 2.5. Assume ha p∈[1,+∞). We ha e: (1) The se { ∈Hp: is a holomo phic mons e }is esidual in Hp. (2) The se { ∈Bp: is a holomo phic mons e }is esidual in Bp. P oo . (1) Condi ions (a)–(b) in Lemma 2.3 should be checked o G=D,X=Hp, T=I. P ope y (a) ollows om he well known es ima e | (z)| ≤ 21/pk kp(1 − |z|)−1/p (z∈D), which holds e en o 0 <p<∞, see o ins ance [16, Chap e 3]. P ope y (b) is mo e delica e. In o de o check i , ix a poin ∈∂Dand conside he unc ion ϕ(z) = z+ 2. T i ially, ϕ∈LT(D) and ϕis no an au omo phism o D. Mo eo e , i s ixed poin s a e (∈∂D) and ∞(6∈ D), he e o e ϕis a non-pa abolic non-au omo phism wi hou ixed poin s in D. Hence, he Linea F ac ional Hype cyclici y Theo em due o Bou - don and Shapi o (see [25, Chap e 7] and [13]; he esul is ob ained o p= 2 bu he p oo equally wo ks o 1 ≤p < ∞because i is ul ima ely based on he ac ha o e e y α∈∂D he collec ion o polynomials anishing a αis dense in Hp, which 7 in u n is a consequence o Beu ling’s app oxima ion heo em, see [16, pp. 113–114]) ells us ha he ope a o Cϕ:Hp→Hpis hype cyclic, so (Cn ϕ) is densely hype cyclic (see Sec ion 1). Bu Cn ϕ=Cτn, whe e τn:= ϕ◦ · · · ◦ ϕ(n- old), i. e., τn(z) = z+ (2n−1) 2n(n∈N). Finally, obse e ha τn(z)→ (n→ ∞) uni o mly on Dand ha Cτn:Hp→H(D) (n∈N) is also densely hype cyclic, because Hpis dense in H(D) and i s no m- opology is s onge han he compac -open one. (2) Choose again G=D,T=Iin Lemma 2.3, wi h X=Bp his ime. P ope y (a) is de i ed om he inequali y (1 − |z|)2| (z)| ≤ || ||p(z∈D, p ≥1), see [26, p. 48]. As o p ope y (b), i is enough o conside he ac ha Cτn: Hp→H(D) (n∈D) is densely hype cyclic (whe e Cτnis as in he p oo o he i s pa ) oge he wi h Lemma 2.4 as applied on X1=Bp,X2=H(D), X3=Hp, Sn=Cτn:Bp→H(D) (n∈N). No e ha Hpis dense in Bpbecause he polynomials a e dense in Bpand Hpcon ains each polynomial. This inishes he p oo . An inmedia e consequence o Theo em 2.5 is ha he se { ∈Hp: is a Cϕ- mons e }is esidual in Hp o e e y au omo phism ϕo D. Indeed, he ope a o T:= Cϕ|Hpmaps homeomo phically Hpon o i sel due o Li lewood’s subo dina ion heo em. Now, he la e se is M(Cϕ)∩Hp=C−1 ϕ(M(I)) ∩Hp=T−1(M(I)∩Hp), which is esidual in Hpbecause M(I)∩Hpis. O cou se, he same holds i Hpis eplaced o Bp. Fo u u e e e ences, we poin ou ha he p oo o he Linea F ac ional Hype - cyclici y Theo em [25] also wo ks o any subsequence (Cnk ϕ) (n1< n2< n3<· · ·) o (Cn ϕ). Theo em 2.6. Assume ha Xis an F-space wi h X⊂H(G)such ha he e is some holomo phic mons e in X. Suppose ha Tis an ope a o on H(G)sa is ying T(X)⊃X. Then he e is some T-mons e in X. 8