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Composition operators for holomorphic Lipschitz functions

Verónica Dimant·Luis C. García-Lirola·Juan Guerrero-Viu·Antonín Procházka
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We study composition operators on spaces of holomorphic Lipschitz functions defined on the open unit ball of a complex Banach space. Our approach is based on the linearization of the symbol through the holomorphic Lipschitz-free spaces, which allow composition operators to be realized as adjoints of linear operators. For spaces with the bounded approximation property, we characterize composition operators between spaces of holomorphic Lipschitz functions vanishing at the origin and describe when composition operators are onto isomorphisms. We further investigate compactness and weak compactness properties of composition operators. In the finite-dimensional setting, compactness and weak compactness are shown to coincide, and a complete characterization is obtained in terms of the symbol. Finally, we analyze the asymptotic behavior of the iterates of composition operators, proving convergence to zero whenever the supremum norm of the symbol is less than one, and we extend several results to the case not vanishing at 0.

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Verónica Dimant, Luis C. García-Lirola, Juan Guerrero-Viu, Antonín Procházka. 2026-05-20. Composition operators for holomorphic Lipschitz functions. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.21279

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