SOME REMARKS ON WEAKLY INVERTIBLE FUNCTIONS IN THE UNIT BALL AND POLYDISK

Authors

O. R. Mihic

R. F. ShamoyanN

Abstract:

We will present an approach to deal with a problem of existence of (not) weakly invertible functions in various spaces of analytic functions in the unit ball and polydisk based on estimates for integral operators acting between functional classes of different dimensions.

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