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In a seminal paper, Sarason generalized some classical interpolation problems for H β H^β functions on the unit disc to problems concerning lifting onto H 2 H^2 of an operator T T that is defined on K = H 2 β Ο H 2 K =H^2β Ο H^2 ( Ο Ο is an inner function) and commutes with the (compressed) shift S S . In particular, he showed that interpolants (i.e., f β H β fβ H^β such that f ( S ) = T f(S)=T ) having norm equal to β T β \|T\| exist, and that in certain cases such an f f is unique and can be expressed as a fraction f = b / a f=b/a with a , b β K a,bβ K . In this paper, we study interpolants that are such fractions of
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Byrnes et al. (2004) studied this question.
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