1979
DOI: 10.1090/pspum/035.1/545279
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On the Helson-Szegő theorem and a related class of modified Toeplitz kernels

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“…In §5 we will give the distance between a given Hankel form and the set of all compact sesquilinear forms. In §6 as a result of the previous sections we will obtain a new lifting theorem which contains one due to Cotlar and Sadosky [4]. In §7 we will apply results in the previous sections to problems in weighted norm inequalities as in [3] Theorem 2 implies that \\H φ \\ = inf{|||^ + ^olll ^0 = 0}.…”
Section: Takahiko Nakazimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In §5 we will give the distance between a given Hankel form and the set of all compact sesquilinear forms. In §6 as a result of the previous sections we will obtain a new lifting theorem which contains one due to Cotlar and Sadosky [4]. In §7 we will apply results in the previous sections to problems in weighted norm inequalities as in [3] Theorem 2 implies that \\H φ \\ = inf{|||^ + ^olll ^0 = 0}.…”
Section: Takahiko Nakazimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This problem is related with a lifting theorem of Cotlar and Sadosky [4] for the disk algebra and a generalized lifting theorem of the author and Yamamoto [10] for a general uniform algebra. In the special case, they consider the problem above when 38 is commutative.…”
Section: A Lifting Theorem and Analytic Operator Algebras Takahiko Namentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In (2) if U is a bilateral shift with multiplicity 1, then the lifting theorem is classical and was shown by Cotlar and Sadosky (cf. [4]). We can show this using (3) and [3, Proposition 5.1].…”
Section: P€5rmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Arocena, Cotlar and Sadosky (see [1,2,4]) have shown that this is true when A is a disc algebra. But it does not seem to be true for general uniform algebras, even for uniform algebras on finitely connected regions.…”
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confidence: 94%