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Analysis generalizes Rochberg's result on bounded symbols for Toeplitz operators in Banach spaces, indicating deeper structural properties.
A classical result by R. Rochberg says that every bounded Toeplitz operator T on the Hilbert Paley-Wiener space PWₐ² admits a bounded symbol $φ$. We generalize this result to Toeplitz operators on the Banach Paley-Wiener spaces PWₐᵖ, 1<p<+∞. The Toeplitz commutator theorem describes the integral identity that must hold for a bounded operator T on PWₐᵖ to be a Toeplitz operator on PWₐᵖ. We prove this theorem in the continuous case, thus extending the result previously obtained by D. Sarason in the discrete case. Upon combining the results, we establish the weak factorization theorem, namely, for $p,q>1$, 1/p+1/q=1, any function h belonging to PW¹₂ₐ can be represented as h=∑k 0fₖḡₖ, fₖₐᵖ,\,gₖₐq.
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