By Diederich Hinrichsen
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2 + (E) Let ΠE be the orthogonal projection from component of 2+ (E), that is, ΠE = I 0 0 ··· : onto E which picks out the first 2 + (E) → E. 3). If h is an element in 2 + (E), then the Fourier transform of h is given by the representation (FE+ h)(z) = ΠE (I − z −1 S ∗ )−1 h = zΠE (zI − S ∗ )−1 h (h ∈ 2 + (E)). 4) tr . Observe that hk = ΠE S ∗k h for all To see this, let h = h0 h1 h2 · · · −1 ∗ integers k ≥ 0. Using the fact that z S < 1, for each z in D+ , we have ΠE (I − z −1 S ∗ )−1 h = ΠE ∞ z −k S ∗k h = k=0 ∞ = ∞ z −k ΠE S ∗k h k=0 z −k hk = (FE+ h)(z).
Assume that T = PZ+ L|K+ where L is in I(U, Z). Then for g in K+ and h in Z+ , we have ∗ (Z+ T U+ g, h) = (PZ+ LU+ g, Z+ h) = (LU g, Zh) = (ZLg, Zh) = (PZ+ Lg, h) = (T g, h). ∗ Since this holds for all g in K+ and h in Z+ , we see that T = Z+ T U+ . In other words, T is a Toeplitz operator with respect to U+ and Z+ . ∗ On the other hand, assume that T = Z+ T U+ . For any integer n ≥ 0, let Kn and Zn be the subspaces defined by Kn = U ∗n K+ and Zn = Z ∗n Z+ . ∞ Observe that the subspaces {Kn }∞ 0 and {Zn }0 are increasing, that is, Kn ⊆ Kn+1 and Zn ⊆ Zn+1 .
In particular, this implies that TF = LF | 2+ (E). Because TF is an isometry, the operator LF | 2+ (E) from 2+ (E) into 2+ (Y) is also an isometry. 3, the function F must be rigid. Therefore F is a rigid function in H ∞ (E, Y). By definition F is inner. If F is a unitary constant mapping E onto Y, then F and F ∗ are both inner functions. Hence TF and TF ∗ = TF∗ are both isometries. In other words, TF is unitary. On the other hand, if TF is unitary, then TF is an isometry, and thus, F is an inner function.