Affiliation:
1. 1 Université de Bordeaux , Institut de Mathématiques .
Abstract
Abstract
The aim of these notes is to discuss the completeness of the dilated systems in a most general framework of an arbitrary sequence lattice X, including weighted ℓ
p spaces. In particular, general multiplicative and completely multiplicative sequences are treated. After the Fourier–Bohr transformation, we deal with the cyclicity property in function spaces on the corresponding infinite dimensional Reinhardt domain
𝔻
X
∞
\mathbb{D}_X^\infty
. Functions with (weakly) dominating free term and (in particular) linearly factorable functions are considered. The most attention is paid to the cases of the polydiscs
𝔻
X
∞
,
|
ℂ
N
=
𝔻
N
\mathbb{D}_X^\infty ,|{\mathbb{C}^N} = {\mathbb{D}^N}
and the ℓ
p-unit balls
𝔻
X
∞
,
|
ℂ
N
=
𝔹
p
N
\mathbb{D}_X^\infty ,|{\mathbb{C}^N} = \mathbb{B}_p^N
, in particular to Dirichlet-type and Dirichlet–Drury–Arveson-type spaces and algebras, as
X
=
ℓ
p
(
ℤ
+
N
,
(
1
+
α
)
s
)
X = {\ell ^p}\left( {_ + ^N,{{\left( {1 + \alpha } \right)}^s}} \right))
, s = (s
1, s
2, … ) and
X
=
ℓ
p
(
ℤ
+
N
,
(
α
!
|
α
|
!
)
t
(
1
+
|
α
|
)
s
)
X = {\ell ^p}\left( {\mathbb{Z}_ + ^N,\,\,{{\left( {{{\alpha !} \over {\left| \alpha \right|!}}} \right)}^t}{{\left( {1 + \left| \alpha \right|} \right)}^s}} \right)
, s,t ≥ 0, as well as to their infinite variables analogues. We priviledged the largest possible scale of spaces and the most elementary instruments used.
Subject
Applied Mathematics,Control and Optimization,Numerical Analysis,Analysis
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