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Jianxiang Dong

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Carleson Measures and Integral Operators on Fock--Sobolev Spaces

For integers $n\ge1$ and $N\ge0$, let $\mathbf g=(g_0,\ldots,g_N)$ be a vector of entire functions. We consider the generalized integral operator \ [T_{\mathbf g}^{(n,N)}f =I^n\!\left(\sum_{j=0}^N g_jf^{(j)}\right), \qquad (Ih)(z)=\int_0^z h(w)\dd w. \] We characterize its boundedness and compactness between Fock--Sobolev spaces $\F_m^p$ and $\F_\ell^q$, where $0<p,q<\infty$ and $m,\ell\ge0$ are integers. The coefficients of critical total degree determine the operator modulo compact operators and yield essential-norm estimates. In the Hilbert case, a Laurent Toeplitz representation gives the exact essential norm, a Fredholm criterion and an index formula. As an application, we obtain conditions for solutions of linear differential equations to belong to Fock--Sobolev spaces, including a necessary and sufficient polynomial zero condition in the Hilbert case. For entire functions $u_0,\ldots,u_N$ and $φ$, we also characterize boundedness, compactness and essential norms of the operators \[ L_{\mathbf u,φ}^{(N)}f =\sum_{j=0}^N u_j\,f^{(j)}\circφ. \] The proofs use Carleson measure characterizations for finite sums of weighted differentiation operators on Fock--Sobolev spaces.

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Generalized Volterra Companion Operators on Bergman Spaces over Convex Domains of Finite Type

We study generalized Volterra companion operators on Bergman spaces over smoothly bounded convex domains of finite type. A derivative Carleson embedding gives boundedness and compactness criteria between reflexive Bergman spaces. When the target exponent is smaller than the source exponent, boundedness already implies compactness. In the other range, we also obtain an essential-norm formula. Local masses on McNeal polydiscs describe these criteria. Their norm estimates require an extra weight because radial derivatives vanish at the origin. On the Hilbert Bergman space, we characterize Schatten-class membership at and above the Hilbert--Schmidt threshold and prove a sufficient condition below it. We also give a Hilbert--Schmidt kernel test. For bounded symbols and self-maps with relatively compact image, singular values decay exponentially in a power of their index. An ellipsoid example gives a sharp power law governed by boundary type and dimension. The results extend to positive radial shifts.

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