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1 M. Elin The Galilee Research Center for Applied Mathematics of ORT Braude College Karmiel, Israel
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11

M. Elin

The Galilee Research Center for Applied Mathematics

of ORT Braude College

Karmiel, Israel

Definition. Let D be a domain in a complex Banach space X . A family 0 ttFS of biholomorphic self-mappings of D is said to be a one-parameter continuous semigroup on D if ,0,, stFFF stst

and xxFtt

)(lim0

for all Dx .

A family 0

, :t

S f t D X

is called a univalent

subordination chain if ,f t is biholomorphic on D ,

0, 0f t for all 0t , and , ,f s f t whenever s t .

Continuous Semigroups

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Spirallike and starlike mappingsDefinition. Let )(XLA , Re ( ) 0A , and )bihol(D, Xf .

We say that f is an A -spirallike mapping, if for each Dx and for each 0t , the point (D))( fxfe At .

In other words, )bihol(D, Xf is A -spirallike, if the family of linear operators 0

t

Ate forms a semigroup acting on (D)f .

)bihol(D, Xf is a starlike mapping, if it is possible to choose idA , i.e., for each and for each 0t , the point (D))( fxfe t .

Equivalently, 0

tte forms a semigroup on (D)f .

In the one-dimensional case, the operator CA , 0Re .

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In the one-dimensional settings - the well-known criteria of Nevanlinna, Study and Špaček

In multi-dimensional situations – Suffridge, Gurganus, Pfaltzgraff, Gong, …

In multi-dimensional situations – not all of the analogues hold, proofs are very complicated, examples are rather hard to construct.

Spirallike and starlike mappings

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Since the work of Roper and Suffridge in 1995, there has been considerable interest in constructing holomorphic mappings of the unit ball in a Banach space with various geometric properties by using mappings with similar properties acting in a subspace. Such properties include convexity, starlikeness, spirallikeness, and so on. It is also of interest to extend subordination chains,  semigroups and semigroup generators.  

Extension Operators

Given two complex Banach spaces X and Y , and a family of

holomorphic mappings h on the unit ball of X , we have to construct a

family of mappings [ ]h holomorphic on the unit ball of X Y with

values in X Y such that

[ ]( ,0) : ( ),0 ,h x h x

with preserving certain (geometric) properties.

Given )Univ(h , 1: xx C

1)0(',1)0( hh ,

Roper-Suffridge extension operator

][h preserves:

convexity [K. Roper and T. J. Suffridge, 1995] starlikeness, Bloch property [I. Graham and G. Kohr, 2000] -spirallikeness [I. Graham, G. Kohr and M. Kohr, 2000]

[X. S. Liu and T. S. Liu, 2005] Loewner chains, linear-invariance [I.Graham, H.Hamada, G.Kohr, M.Kohr, 2000-2010]

they have constructed nnh CB :][ ,

1,,)('),(:),]([221 yxyyxhxhyxh nC .

7

1/2, ( )f x f x f x y

Modifications of R-S extension operator

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2 21

, ( ) ,

, , , 1

nf

n n

f x f x J x y

x x y x y

B C C

Pfaltzgraff, Suffridge, 1997

1

, ( ) , 0,2

f x f x f x y I.Graham, G.Kohr, M.Kohr, 2000

( ), , [0,1]f x

f x f x yx

I.Graham, G.Kohr, 2000

8

1/2

11

, ( ) ,

, ( ) ,

, ( ) ,

( ),

nf

f x f x f x y

f x f x J x y

f x f x f x y

f xf x f x y

x

Modifications of R-S extension operator

, ,f x f x f x y

id

2

2

1) , 1

2) , ( ) , ,

3) ,

1 ( )4) ,

1

x

f g x g x f g x

f x

f xf x

x

- the chain rule

is invertible

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Some notations

Let X

X , and Y

Y , be two complex Banach spaces, and let

XD , YD be the open unit balls. On the space YXZ we define a norm as follows. Let ]1,0[]1,0[: p be a continuous function which satisfies the conditions:

XY

xpyZyxD :),(

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Main notation and notionDefinition. Let bihol(D , )XK X be closed with respect to

composition, and let ),( xf take values in )(YL be continuous

in Kf and holomorphic in Xx D . We say that ),( xf is appropriate if it satisfies the following properties:

1). YX x id),(id ;

2). ),(),())(,( xgfxgxgf , )bihol(DXg ;

3). ),( xf is invertible;

4).

X

XYL xp

xfpxf

)(),(

)( , )bihol(DXf .

Extension operator:

yxfxfyxf ),(),(),]([

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Extension operators for semigroups

Theorem 1. Let : D ( ) XK L Y be appropriate, and let

0t t

F K be a semigroup onDX . Then the family 0

t tF with

, ( ), , t t tF x y F x F x y forms a semigroup on ZD .

Theorem 2. Let : D ( ) XK L Y be appropriate, and let

0t t

F K be a semigroup onDX . Let 0t t

G be a semigroup of norm-

contractions on DY such that each sG commutes with , tF x .

Then the family 0

t tF with , ( ), , ( )

t t t tF x y F x F x G y

forms a semigroup on ZD .

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Extensions of spirallike mappingsand subordination chains

Theorem 3. Let : D ( ) XK L Y be appropriate,

and let Hol D , Xf X be A-spirallike mapping.

Suppose that Ate f K and ( ) C L Y such that , , At Cte f x e f x .

Then the mapping f is A -spirallike, where 0

0

AA

B C

with any

accretive operator B which commutes with C and , f x .

Theorem 4 (I.Graham-H.Hamada-G.Kohr). Let ,f t be a univalent

subordination chain. Suppose that ,Ate f s K and ( ) C L Y such that

, , , ,C t sAt Ase f s x e e f s x .

Then the family , ,F t defined by , , .,At AtF x y t e e f t is a

univalent subordination chain.

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Extensions of spirallike mappingsExample. Let CnX with an arbitrary norm, Y be a complex Banach space;

1

1, ( ) nff x y J x y

Then the mapping f is A -spirallike, where

0

2trace(A)0 id

( 1) Y

A

AB

r n

for any accretive operator B .

D = 2, : 1 , 1

r

X Yx y Z X Y x y r

Let A be a diagonal matrix, and let f be A-spirallike.

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Extensions of spirallike mappingsCY

For any point ](D)[),( 00 fwz , the image ](D)[ f contains the set

0,,:),( 0

)Re(trace

0 twewzezwz r

AtAt

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Extensions of spirallike mappings

Example. Let X be a complex Hilbert space, Y be a complex Banach space;

2, : 1

r

X Yx y Z X Y x y D =

Let A be an accretive operator, * A , and let f be A-spirallike with respect

to a boundary point ( ) 0 f such that ( ), 0 f x .

2

( ),,

1 ,

rf xf x y y

x

Then the mapping f is 0

20 id

Y

A

Br

-spirallike for any accretive operator B .

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, ( ), ,f x y f x f x y

Extension operator:

? Perturbation of the first coordinate:

ˆ [ ]( , ) ( ) ( , , ), ,h x y f x Q f x y f x y

Extreme Points, Support PointsTheorem 5 (I.Graham-H.Hamada-G.Kohr). Let F ⊆ K be a nonempty compact set. Then Φ(exF) ⊆ exΦ(F) and Φ(suppF) ⊆ suppΦ(F).

Further question

Perturbation of the first coordinate:

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ˆ [ ]( , ) ( ) '( ) ( ), '( ) ,

, , 1,n

h x y h x h x Q y h x y

x y x y

C C[J. R. Jr. Muir, 2005]

where Q is a homogeneous polynomial of degree 2.

Muir’s extension operator

ˆ [ ]h preserves starlikeness of h whenever 4

1)(sup

1

yQ

y

Suffridge’s criterion of starlikeness:

a (locally) biholomorphic mapping Hol , nH Β C

normalized by (0) 0, (0) ,H DH I is starlike if and only if

1Re ( ) ( ), 0DH x H x x

Geometric explanationˆ [ ]h is starlike ˆ( , ) [ ]( ),nz w h B

ˆ( , ) : ( , ) [ ]( )t t ntG z w e z e w h B

[ ]( , ) : ( ), '( ) ,ˆ [ ] ,

ˆ [ ]( , ) ( ) '( ) ( ), '( )

h x y h x h x yh

h x y h x h x Q y h x y

where ( , ) ( ),z w z Q w w is the automorphism of the space

][][ˆ hh is starlike

nnt hhG BB ][][

tt GF 1: is a semigroup on nh B][

2( , ) ( ) ( ),t t t ttF z w e z e e Q w e w

Geometric explanation

2

( , ) : ( , )

( , ) ( ) ( ),

t tt

t t t tt

G z w e z e w

F z w e z e e Q w e w

act on the image of [ ]h

nB

x

y

yxhxhyxh )('),(),]([

z

w )]([ nh B

),( wz

ze t

we t

Theorem 1. Let ),( CUnivh . For [0,1) and 0x define

the set 2

00

21)('1)(':: xxhxxhx .

Then the image )( h covers the open disk of radius

2

00 1)('4

1xxh

centered at )( 0xh .

Theorem 2. Let ),( CUnivh , 0 1 be such that

)()( hh . For 0x define as above.

Then the image )( h covers the open disk of radius

2

00 1)('4

xxh

centered at )( 0xh

Covering results

2 , , 0t te e t

),( CUnivh means univalent non-normalized

By the Koebe 1/4 Theorem: Let ),( CUnivh . Then the image ( )h

covers the open disk of radius 2

0 0

1'( ) 1

4h x x centered at )( 0xh .

Theorem 3 Let C:h be a -spirallike function and

YH CB : be defined by ))('),((:),(1

yxhxhyxH r .

Roper-Suffridge type operator

Suppose that )(YLB generates a semigroup of strict contractions.

Then for each point )(),( 00 BHwz and 0t ,

)(, 00 BHweeze Bttr

tt

whenever 2

11 1)('4

1xxh

eR

rtB

tt

with

01

1 zehx t .

Theorem 4 Let C:h be -spirallike and CYQ :

be a homogeneous polynomial of degree Nr .

Spiralikeness for Muir’s type operator

Then the mapping :H YB C defined by

1

( , ) : ( ( ) '( ) ( ), '( ) )rH x y h x h x Q y h x y

is

Yr

id0

0

-spirallike for each C , 0Re ,

whenever Re

4

1)(sup

1

yQ

y.

Moreover, this bound is sharp.

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Thank you for your attention!


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