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January 1, 1950Transactions of the American Mathematical Society5,462 citationsOpen Access

Theory of reproducing kernels

NAN. Aronszajn

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the theory and applications of reproducing kernels in functional analysis.
  • Detailed examination of properties including differences, products, and limits of reproducing kernels.
  • Examples constructed through resolution of identity and projection-formula.
  • Analysis of specific kernels like Bergman's and harmonic kernels.
  • Found various methods for constructing reproducing kernels in different contexts.
  • Demonstrated the behavior of kernels in relation to closed subspaces.
  • Explored limits and sequences of reproducing kernels with practical examples.

Abstract

May 7. Difference of reproducing kernels.354 8. Product of reproducing kernels.357 9. Limits of reproducing kernels.362 10.Construction of a r.k. by resolution of identity.368 11.Operators in spaces with reproducing kernels.371 12.The reproducing kernel of a sum of two closed subspaces.375 13.Final remarks in the general theory.380 Part II.Examples.384 1.I ntroductory remarks.384 (1) Bergman's kernels.384 (2) Harmonic kernels.386 2. Comparison domains.387 3. The difference of kernels.388 4. The square of a kernel introduced by Szeg.391 5.The kernel H{z, zi) for an ellipse.393 6. Construction of H(z, z) for a strip.394 7. Limits of increasing sequences of kernels.396 8. Construction of reproducing kernels by the projection-formula of 12, I.

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N. Aronszajn (1950) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d740d8b54ccf0cfef30b58https://doi.org/10.1090/s0002-9947-1950-0051437-7
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