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A note on weighted poly-Bergman spaces

R. El Harti·A. ElKachkouri·A. Ghanmi
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We introduce à la Vasilevski the weighted poly-Bergman spaces in the unit disc and provide concrete orthonormal basis and give close expression of their reproducing kernel. The main tool in the description if these spaces is the so-called disc polynomials that form an orthogonal basis of the whole weighted Hilbert space.

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R. El Harti, A. ElKachkouri, A. Ghanmi. 2020-08-28. A note on weighted poly-Bergman spaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.12764

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