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Operator Theory
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Second Edition
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Operator Theory
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Second Edition
Kehe Zhu
EDITORIAL
J e r r y L. B o n a
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Contents
Preface to the Second Edition
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Preface to the First Edition
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Chapter
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
1.6.
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1. Bounded Linear Operators

Bounded Operators on Banach Spaces
Bounded Operators on Hilbert Spaces
Compact Operators on Hilbert Spaces
Schatten Class Operators
Notes
Exercises
Chapter 2. Interpolation of Banach Spaces

2.1. Interpolation Spaces
2.2. Complex Interpolation
2.3. W Spaces and Schatten Classes
2.4. The Marcinkiewicz Interpolation Theorem
2.5. Notes
2.6. Exercises
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45
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Chapter
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
3.4.
3.5.
3.6.
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3. Integral Operators on IP Spaces

Holder's Inequalities
Hilbert-Schmidt Integral Operators
Schur's Theorem
Integral Operators on the Unit Disk
Notes
Exercises
Chapter 4. Bergman Spaces

4.1. The Mobius Group
4.2. The Bergman Metric
4.3. Bergman Spaces
4.4. Kernel Functions and Related Projections
4.5. Atomic Decomposition
4.6. Notes
4.7. Exercises
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Chapter
5.1.
5.2.
5.3.
5.4.
5.5.
5. Bloch and Besov Spaces

The Bloch Space
The Little Bloch Space
Analytic Besov Spaces
Notes
Exercises
101
101
108
114
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Chapter
6.1.
6.2.
6.3.
6.4.
6.5.
6. The B erezin Transform

The Berezin Transform
The Case of Weighted Bergman Spaces
The Berezin Transform of Functions
Notes
Exercises
133
133
135
141
159
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Chapter
7.1.
7.2.
7.3.
7.4.
7.5.
7.6.
7.7.
7. Toeplitz Operators on the Bergman Space

Toeplitz Operators
Carleson Type Measures
Toeplitz Operators in Schatten Classes
Toeplitz Operators with Bounded Symbols
Commuting Toeplitz Operators with Harmonic Symbols
Notes
Exercises
163
163
166
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197
202
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Chapter
8.1.
8.2.
8.3.
8.4.
8.5.
8.6.
8.7.
8.8.
8.9.
8. Hankel Operators on the Bergman Space

BMO in the Bergman Metric
VMO in the Bergman Metric
Bounded Hankel Operators
Compact Hankel Opeators
Schatten Class Hankel Operators
Hankel Operators on the Unweighted Bergman Space
Little Hankel Operators
Notes
Exercises
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207
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Chapter
9.1.
9.2.
9.3.
9.4.
9.5.
9.6.
9. Hardy Spaces and BMO

# p Spaces
Carleson Measures
Functions of Bounded Mean Oscillation
Functions of Vanishing Mean Oscillation
Notes
Exercises
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253
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266
275
279
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Chapter 10. Hankel Operators on the Hardy Space

10.1. Toeplitz Operators on H2
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CONTENTS
10.2.
10.3.
10.4.
10.5.
10.6.
Chapter
11.1.
11.2.
11.3.
11.4.
11.5.
11.6.
Bounded Hankel Operators on H2

Compact Hankel Operators on H2
Schatten Class Hankel Operators on H2
Notes
Exercises
11. Composition Operators
Littlewood's Subordination Principle
The Nevanlinna Counting Function
Composition Operators on the Bergman Space
Composition Operators on the Hardy Space
Notes
Exercises
Bibliography
Index
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Preface to the Second Edition

The study of Toeplitz operators, Hankel operators, and composition operators has witnessed several major advances since the first edition of the
book was published over fifteen years ago. So I decided to undertake a
substantial revision when I was offered the opportunity to publish a second
edition with the AMS.
I rewrote several existing sections completely and added several sections to reflect new developements in the field. Also, the present Chapter
6 is new. It consists of several results from the old Chapter 6 and several
new results that have appeared since the publication of the first editon of
the book. As a result, the old Chapters 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 became the new
Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, respectively.
Except for a few minor corrections and improvements, the contents of
Chapters 1, 2, 5, 9, and 10 remain mostly unchanged.
Chapter 3 has pretty much been rewritten. I added a section to cover
several useful versions of Holder's inequality that are needed elsewhere in
the book. I also added a section about integral operators on the unit disk
whose kernels are built from the Bergman kernel. Such integral operators
have proven useful in a number of problems studied in the book as well as in
other related problems in the literature. The section on Schur's theorem has
been rewritten, with the theorems here more general and more applicable.
Chapter 4 has also been revised substantially. The original text only
covered Bergman spaces whose integral exponent p is greater than or equal
to 1. Since all earlier results remain true when 0 < p < 1,1 decided to make
a little extra effort to cover all integral exponents p as well as all weight
parameters a, so the results are now more general and more complete. The
atomic decomposition for functions in Bergman spaces is more general now
and has a new proof. The proof given in the first edition was based on
duality arguments, so it did not work for Bergman spaces whose integral
exponent p is less than 1. On the other hand, a complete proof that covers
all exponents p and all weight parameters a requires a very elaborate, twostep partition of the unit disk into hyperbolically small pieces. I decided to
strike a balance and present a new proof here that only requires a one-step
partition of the disk but works only for exponents p > 2/3. Readers who
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are really interested in atomic decomposition can find a complete proof in

my book [438] or in Coifman and Rochberg's original paper [107].
As far as Bergman spaces are concerned, all results in the first edition
were stated and proved for the unweighted case. As a result of the additional effort made in Chapter 4, these results have all been generalized to
the weighted case. It turned out that the size estimates for Toeplitz operators
Tf on the Bergman space L%(dAa) with nonnegative symbol / are actually
independent of the weight parameter. The same is true for the simultaneous
size estimates of the Hankel operators Hf and Hj.
As was mentioned earlier, Chapter 6 of this edition is new. In addition to
the material about the Berezin transform from various sections (mostly Section 2) of the old Chapter 6, it includes an elegant recent result of Coburn's
which states that the Berezin transform of any bounded linear operator satisfies a sharp Lipschitz condition involving the pseudo-hyperbolic metric. It
also contains a description of the fixed-point set of the a-Berezin transform
in LP(D, dAa) for 1 < p < oo. In particular, a function / e Z/(D) is fixed
by the a-Berezin tranform if and only if it is harmonic.
Chapter 7 is the result of a substantial revision of the old Chapter 6. In
particular, I added two new results here. First, I added the characterization
of compactness for Toeplitz operators on the Bergman space in terms of
the Berezin transform, a significant result due to Axler and Zheng [42] that
was not yet available when the book was first published. Second, I chose to
include the very elegant description of commuting Toeplitz operators with
harmonic symbols by Axler and Cuckovic [37] because this result has generated a flurry of activity in the area. I do realize that this second result
is somewhat incompatible with the flavor of the rest of the book (namely,
size estimates for various operators). Finally, the original presentation concerning Toeplitz operators in the Schatten classes Sp was only for the case
p > 1, but the new edition now covers the full range 0 < p < oo. In fact, I
believe the precise range of p in part (d) of Theorem 7.18 was obtained only
recently by the author in [439].
Another significant result that appeared after the publication of the first
edition of the book was Luecking's approach to Hankel operators on the
Bergman space [264]. This has been added in the new edition as Section
8.6. It is still not clear if this approach can be made to work for all weighted
Bergman spaces Ll(dAa).
As a result of the improvements made in Chapter 7, composition operators on the Hardy space that belong to the Schatten classes Sp are studied in
Chapter 11 for the full range 0 < p < oo, while the old text only covered the
case p > 1. Section 11.3 is completely rewritten; it has a new proof for the
characterization of compact composition operators on Bergman spaces, and
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a new result concerning Schatten class composition operators on Bergman

spaces has also been added in this section.
In addition to the various changes in content, the style of the book has
changed as well. This is mandated by the new publisher, the American
Mathematical Society. The new book series has a different format. Therefore, the second edition is set in AMS-MgX, while the first edition was set
in plain TfnX. In particular, results and equations are numbered and referenced differently now. The new text consists of chapters and sections, while
the old one was further divided into subsections.
Additional comments and references are added to accompany the new
material introduced. However, because the number of papers dealing with
Toeplitz operators, Hankel operators, composition operators, and functions
spaces that have appeared since the appearance of the first edition is probably in the hundreds, so the updated bibliography is by no means exhaustive. When updating the bibliography, I paid more attention to the area of
Toeplitz and Hankel operators on Bergman spaces, as this book is the only
one in the market that covers this area of analysis.
In the area of composition operators, several monographs have since
appeared, most notably the books by Cowen-MacCluer [119] and Shapiro
[351]. The recent book of Peller [293] gives a detailed account of the theory
of Hankel operators on the Hardy space as well as the various applications
of Hankel operators.
The function theory of Bergman spaces has experienced several breakthroughs during the last fifteen years or so. This includes Seip's description
of interpolating and sampling sequences for Bergman spaces [342], Hedenmalm's study of contractive zero divisors [184] in the Bergman space, and
the work on invariant subspaces of the Bergman space by Aleman, Richter,
and Sundberg [8]. For readers interested in this area of analysis, several related books have appeared, including Duren-Schuster [134], HedenmalmKorenblum-Zhu [187], and Zhu [438]. There are some obvious overlaps
between the present book and the books mentioned above, but this book
presents a unique perspective and emphasizes several useful techniques
about size estimates of Hankel, Toeplitz, and composition operators that
cannot be found in other books. In particular, none of the other books covers Toeplitz and Hankel operators on Bergman spaces.
I am grateful to Dr. Ina Lindemann, senior editor in the publications
department of the American Mathematical Society, for her enthusiasm and
encouragement to publish this second edition with the AMS. I wish to thank
my former student Eric Grossmann, who studied the first edition of the book
very carefully and pointed out several mistakes to me. I am also grateful
to Miroslav Englis, who read an early version of this second edition and
spotted numerous misprints.
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As always, I have been able to count on my wife Peijia and our sons,
Peter and Michael, for their constant and continuous support during the
preparation of the new manuscript. Thank you for bearing with me!
Kehe Zhu, Albany, 2007
Preface to the First Edition

This book deals with three types of operators: Toeplitz operators, Hankel operators, and composition operators. We treat these operators on both
the Bergman space and the Hardy space of the open unit disk in the complex
plane. The main emphasis of the book is on the size estimates of these operators: boundedness, compactness, and membership in the Schatten classes.
Toeplitz and Hankel operators on the Hardy space have been studied
intensively for a long time. However, the study of these operators on the
Bergman space began only a few years ago. In particular, the Bergman
space theory has never appeared in book form before. Also, this book is the
first to deal with composition operators on both the Bergman space and the
Hardy space.
We choose to develop the theory on the open unit disk because maximal
clarity can be achieved in this case without losing many techniques of the
subject. Almost all of the results in this book about Bergman spaces can be
generalized to the open unit ball or even to a bounded symmetric domain
in C n . We will comment on this matter in detail at the end of each chapter
(in the section entitled "Notes"). Another reason for choosing the open
unit disk is that composition operators in several variables are not yet well
understood. Thus, concentrating on the disk will enable us to achieve some
uniformity.
This book is intended for both research mathematicians and graduate
students in complex analysis and operator theory. The prerequisites for the
book are kept to a minimum. A graduate course in each of the following
subjects should sufficiently prepare the reader for the book: functions of
one complex variable, functional analysis, integration and measure theory.
Basic facts in general operator theory are collected in the first two sections
of the first chapter.
Some exercises are provided at the end of each chapter. Most of these
problems are workable. When a relatively difficult problem appears in the
exercises, appropriate references are given to the reader. These exercises
should be suitable for homework assignments if the book is used as a textbook.
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The book can be divided into three parts. Part one of the book provides
the necessary preliminaries on operator theory. This includes Chapters 1, 2,
and 3. Part two is about operators on the Bergman space, including Chapters
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and Section 3 of Chapter 11. Part three of the book, including
Chapters 9, 10, and most of Chapter 11, deals with operators on the Hardy
space.
I wish to thank Lewis Coburn, Richard Rochberg, and Donald Sarason
for encouragement and indispensable help during the writing of the book.
Carl Cowen provided the author with most of the references on composition
operators. Finally, I am grateful to my wife, Peijia Tan, for her patience and
understanding. It was not easy for her to take care of our new-born son
alone while I spent long hours at the computer working on the manuscript.
Kehe Zhu, Albany, 1989
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Index
C*-algebra, 13,251
<9-Neumann operator, 203
r-lattice, 70
adjoint, 5
Alaoglu's theorem, 4
analytic Besov spaces, 114
angular derivative, 312
angular limit, 312
area measure, 54
area version of the invariant mean value
property, 198
atomic decomposition, 87
atomic measure, 118
automorphism group, 65
averaging function, 170
backward shift, 8
Banach algebra, 13, 75
Banach space, 1
Banach-Steinhaus theorem, 4
Bell's operator, 127
Berezin symbol, 133
Berezin transform, 133
Bergman disk, 69
Bergman kernel, 76
Bergman metric, 67
Bergman projection, 79
Bergman spaces, 72
Bergman type projections, 85
Besov spaces, 114
Beurling's theorem, 133, 300
Blaschke condition, 305
Blaschke product, 126
Bloch constant, 125
Bloch function, 106
Bloch space, 101
BMO, 266
BMO in the Bergman metric, 207
BMOA, 266
Borel measure, 3
bounded linear functional, 1
bounded linear operator, 3
bounded mean oscillation, 208, 266
bounded oscillation, 209
bounded symmetric domain, 96, 249
bounded valence, 314
Calkin algebra, 32
canonical decomposition, 17, 218
Caratheodory's theorem, 312
Carleson measure, 166, 262
Carleson measure for Bergman spaces,
166
Carleson rectangles, 262
Carleson square, 262
Carleson type measure, 166
Carleson's theorem, 263
Cauchy's integral formula, 88
Cauchy-Schwarz inequality, 5
characteristic function, 196
closed graph theorem, 3
closed unit ball, 4
coefficient multipliers, 126
cokernel, 301
commuting Toeplitz operators, 197
compact operator, 10
compatible Banach spaces, 33
compatible pair, 33
complex interpolation, 36
complex method, 35
composition operator, 308
conformal invariance, 263
conjugate index, 21
346
conjugate operator, 257
conjugation preserving, 142
continuous inclusions, 131
contravariant symbols, 159
coset, 4
counting function, 305
covariant symbols, 159
decent functional, 127
Denjoy-Wolff point, 323
direct sum, 158
Dirichlet integral, 129, 295
Dirichlet space, 115
discrete spectrum, 202
distribution function, 42
distribution of zeros, 126
dominated convergence theorem, 112
dual space, 2
duality of Lp spaces, 2
eigenspace, 149
eigenvalue, 15
eigenvector, 15
embedding, 113
equivalence relation, 4
essential norm, 32
essential spectrum, 32, 252
Euclidean center, 70
Euclidean circle, 70
Euclidean closure, 204
Euclidean disk, 69
Euclidean radius, 70
extreme points, 126
Fefferman's theorem, 272
finite Blaschke product, 126
finite rank operator, 17
finite rank Toeplitz operators, 177
fixed points, 141,323
Fock space, 203
Forelli-Rudin estimates, 234
Fourier coefficients, 46, 255
Fourier expansion, 260
Fredholm operator, 32
gamma function, 55
generalized half-planes, 126
generalized subharmonic property, 204
geodesic, 210, 228
Gleason part, 125
INDEX
Green's function, 260
Green's theorem, 260
Hadamard gap series, 128
Hadamard three lines theorem, 36
Hahn-Banach extension theorem, 4
half-order differential operator, 302
Hankel matrix, 289
Hankel operator, 287
Hankel operators, 207
Hankel operators on the Bergman space,
221
Hardy spaces, 253
harmonic conjugate, 98, 256
harmonic extension, 255
harmonic function, 98
harmonic symbols, 197
Hartman's theorem, 290, 299
Hausdorff space, 13
Hausdorff-Young inequality, 46
Havin's lemma, 234
Hilbert space, 6
Hilbert-Schmidt class, 18
Hilbert-Schmidt operator, 196
holomorphic functional calculus, 148
homogeneous domains, 126
hyperbolic disk, 68
hyperbolic metric, 67
ideal, 11
identity operator, 8
inclusion map, 97, 166
infinite Blaschke product, 126
infinitesimal Bergman metric, 67
inner functions, 126
inner product, 5
inner product space, 5
inner-outer factorization, 262
integeral pairing, 113
integral kernel, 50
integral operator, 5
integral pairing, 3
integral representation, 83, 310
intermediate space, 35
interpolation, 33
interpolation space, 33
invariant mean value property, 198
invariant metric, 66
invariant pairing, 123, 295
INDEX
invariant semi-norm, 123

involution, 13
involutions, 65
involutive automorphisms, 65
isometric isomorphisms, 126
isometry, 8, 123
isomorphism, 115
Jacobian determinant, 66
Jensen's formula, 305
John-Nirenberg theorem, 266
kernel, 5
kernel functions, 76
Kronecker's theorem, 300
lacunary series, 100, 128
Laplacian, 201
level curves, 109
linear isometries, 126
Lipschitz, 215
Lipschitz estimate, 133
little Bloch space, 108
little Hankel operators, 207, 244
Littlewood's subordination principle, 303
Littlewood-Paley identity, 260
local homeomorphism, 307
local sub-mean value property, 303
logarithmic differentiation, 154
Lorentz spaces, 41
Mobius group, 65
Mobius invariance, 70, 78
Mobius invariant Banach spaces, 127
Mobius invariant Hilbert space, 97
Mobius invariant inner product, 131
Mobius invariant measure, 114
Mobius map, 65
Marcinkiewicz interpolation theorem, 41
maximal ideal space, 125
maximal ideal space of H, 249
maximal operator, 46, 261
maximum principle, 36, 166, 286
mean oscillation, 208
mean value property, 73
min-max characterization, 27
monic polynomial, 157
monomial, 119
monotone convergence theorem, 305
multiplicity, 30
347
Nehari's theorem, 289, 299

net, 4
Nevanlinna counting function, 305
nontangential limit, 312
norm, 1
norm topology, 4
normal family, 167
normal operator, 8
normal Toeplitz operators, 201
normalized area measure, 54
normalized reproducing kernel, 134, 285
normed space, 1
null space, 157
open mapping theorem, 3
open unit ball, 96
optimal growth rate, 74
orthogonal complement, 9, 26
orthogonal projection, 8
orthonormal basis, 6
orthonormal set, 8
Parseval's identity, 6
partial counting function, 305
partial isometry, 7
partition of D, 90
partition of unity, 236
Poincare metric, 96
point evaluation, 75
point masses, 47
point spectrum, 158
pointwise multipliers, 104
Poisson extension, 255
Poisson transform, 146, 255
polar coordinates, 54
polar decomposition, 7
polar rectangles, 307
polydisk, 249
positive definite kernels, 61
positive operator, 7
predual, 81
probability measure, 57
projection, 76
pseudo-hyperbolic disk, 68
pseudo-hyperbolic metric, 66
pullback measure, 313
Pythagorean theorem, 6
quasi-continuous functions, 291
348
quasi-normed spaces, 41
quotient algebra, 32
quotient norm, 4, 81
quotient space, 5, 81
radial growth, 106
rank-one operator, 29, 137
rank-one projection, 244
rank-two operator, 138
Rayleigh's equation, 26, 31
real interpolation, 41
real method, 41
rectangular coordinates, 54
reflexive Banach space, 17
regular r-lattice, 71
reiteration theorem, 41
reproducing formula, 83
reproducing Hilbert spaces, 94
reproducing kernel, 76, 133
reproducing property, 80, 133
Riemannian metric, 96
Riemman map, 109
Riesz representation, 3, 6
Riesz-Thorin theorem, 39
rotation invariance, 55, 143
Schatten p-ideal, 173
Schatten class, 18
Schlicht disk, 125
Schur's test, 52
Schur's theorem, 52
Schwarz's lemma, 102, 304
Segal-Bargmann space, 203
self-adjoint subalgebra, 251
separable Hilbert space, 6
Siegel domains, 126
singular inner function, 108
singular integral operators, 299
singular value decomposition, 293
singular values, 17
size estimate, 207
spectral decomposition, 9
spectral mapping theorem, 20, 158
spectral theorem, 9
spectral theory, 9, 300
spectrum, 9
square root of an operator, 7
standard weights, 72
Stirling's formula, 56
INDEX
Stone-Cech compactification, 251
Stone-Weierstrass approximation, 226, 246,
290
strictly pseudo-convex domain, 96, 249
sub-mean value property, 72
subharmonic function, 303
subordination, 303
surjective isometry, 8
symbol of a Toeplitz operator, 164
symmetric kernel, 222
symmetry, 108
Szego kernel, 256
Szego projection, 256, 285
theorem of F. and M. Riesz, 278
Toeplitz algebras, 203
Toeplitz matrix, 202, 287
Toeplitz operator, 163, 285
trace class, 18, 252
trace formula, 174, 225
trigonometric polynomial, 277
two-sided ideal, 11, 251
uniform boundedness principle, 4
unit vector, 6
unitary equivalence, 8
unitary operator, 8
unitary transformation, 8
unweighted Bergman space, 79, 233
valence, 314
vanishing Carleson measure, 166, 264
vanishing mean oscillation, 275
VMO, 219, 275
VMO in the Bergman metric, 219
VMOA, 275
Volterra operator, 63
weak convergence, 130
weak topology, 4
weak-star convergence, 130
weak-star topology, 4
weight parameter, 76
weighted area measure, 57
weighted Bergman spaces, 72
Zorn's lemma, 8
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