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Sayfa 348
This description is part of Korenblum's theory, which extends to A~°° the
factorization theory of Riesz and Nevanlinna and gives a description of the
invariant subspaces in A~°°. The part of this theory related to cyclic functions is
presented in ...
This description is part of Korenblum's theory, which extends to A~°° the
factorization theory of Riesz and Nevanlinna and gives a description of the
invariant subspaces in A~°°. The part of this theory related to cyclic functions is
presented in ...
Sayfa 345
2 Theory of Bergman spaces , by H . Hedenmalm , B . Korenblum , and K . Zhu ,
Graduate Texts in Mathematics , 199 , Springer - Verlag , New York , 2000 , x +
286 pp . The theory of functions in the Hardy spaces on the unit disk is now a well
...
2 Theory of Bergman spaces , by H . Hedenmalm , B . Korenblum , and K . Zhu ,
Graduate Texts in Mathematics , 199 , Springer - Verlag , New York , 2000 , x +
286 pp . The theory of functions in the Hardy spaces on the unit disk is now a well
...
Sayfa 384
Nonisolated hypersurface singularities , Theory of Singularities and its
Applications ( V . I . Arnol ' d , ed . ) , Adv . Soviet Math . , vol . 1 , Amer . Math . Soc
. , Providence , RI , 1990 , pp . 211 - 246 . 4 . A . G . Aleksandrov and S . Tanabé ...
Nonisolated hypersurface singularities , Theory of Singularities and its
Applications ( V . I . Arnol ' d , ed . ) , Adv . Soviet Math . , vol . 1 , Amer . Math . Soc
. , Providence , RI , 1990 , pp . 211 - 246 . 4 . A . G . Aleksandrov and S . Tanabé ...
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