Spectrum and essential spectrum of linear combinations of composition operators on the Hardy space H2
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Let -----. For an analytic self-map --- of --- , Let --- be the composition operator with composite map --- so that ----. Let --- be a bounded analytic function on --- . The weighted composition operator --- is defined by --- . Suppose that --- is the Hardy space, consisting of all analytic functions defined on --- , whose Maclaurin cofficients are square summable. .....
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volume 5 issue 18
pages 5- 14
publication date 2019-05-01
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