Hardy space

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A Hardy space is a function space in complex analysis consisting of holomorphic functions on a domain whose mean values on boundary circles (or lines) are uniformly bounded, playing a central role in harmonic and operator theory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Banach space
Hilbert space
concept in complex analysis
function space
characterizedBy boundary values in L^p
bounded p-means on circles or lines approaching boundary
consistsOf holomorphic functions
definedOn real line boundary
unit circle boundary
unit disk
upper half-plane
domainOfParameter 0 < p ≤ ∞
field complex analysis
functional analysis
harmonic analysis
operator theory
generalizedTo Hardy spaces on R^n
Hardy spaces on domains in ℂ^n
H^1DualIs BMO (bounded mean oscillation)
H^2Is Hilbert space
H^pIs Banach space for 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞
quasi-Banach space for 0 < p < 1
H^∞PredualIs H^1 / H^1_0 (up to standard identifications)
hasBoundaryValues non-tangential limits almost everywhere
hasDecomposition inner-outer factorization of H^p functions
hasDualSpace H^q for 1 < p < ∞ with 1/p + 1/q = 1
hasFamily H^p spaces
hasNorm L^p norm of boundary values
supremum of L^p means on circles or lines
hasOperator Hankel operator
Toeplitz operator NERFINISHED
shift operator
hasProperty analytic continuation inside domain
closed under pointwise addition
closed under scalar multiplication
shift-invariant under multiplication by z
namedAfter G. H. Hardy NERFINISHED
parameter p
relatedConcept Bergman space
Blaschke product NERFINISHED
Dirichlet space NERFINISHED
Fourier series NERFINISHED
Nevanlinna class NERFINISHED
Poisson integral
inner-outer factorization
outer function
specialCase H^1
H^2
H^∞
usedIn Hardy space of the unit disk H^p(D)
Hardy space of the upper half-plane H^p(ℂ_+)
control theory
model theory of contractions
prediction theory of stationary processes
signal processing

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Littlewood–Paley theory appliesTo Hardy space
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Hardy knownFor Hardy space
subject surface form: G. H. Hardy
Godfrey notableFor Hardy space
subject surface form: G. H. Hardy
Carathéodory–Fejér interpolation relatedTo Hardy space
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