Complex interpolation of infinite families of Hardy classes
TABACCO, Anita Maria;
Complex interpolation of infinite families of Hardy classes
Summary: The intermediate spaces obtained applying the complex method of interpolation to families of Hardy classes \(H^ p(\mathbb{R}^ n)\) are characterized; our result still holds if the index \(p\) is allowed to approach zero.
Italy
Banach algebras of differentiable or analytic functions, \(H^p\)-spaces, Abstract interpolation of topological vector spaces, Interpolation between normed linear spaces, complex method of interpolation, families of Hardy classes, intermediate spaces
Banach algebras of differentiable or analytic functions, \(H^p\)-spaces, Abstract interpolation of topological vector spaces, Interpolation between normed linear spaces, complex method of interpolation, families of Hardy classes, intermediate spaces
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