Abstract

Let φφ be a function in the Hardy space H2(Td)H^2(\mathbb{T}^d). The associated (small) Hankel operator Hφ\mathbf{H}_φ is said to have minimal norm if the general lower norm bound ∥Hφ∥≥∥φ∥H2(Td)\|\mathbf{H}_φ\| \geq \|φ\|_{H^2(\mathbb{T}^d)} is attained. Minimal norm Hankel operators are natural extremal candidates for the Nehari problem. If d=1d=1, then Hφ\mathbf{H}_φ has minimal norm if and only if φφ is a constant multiple of an inner function. Constant multiples of inner functions generate minimal norm Hankel operators also when d≥2d\geq2, but in this case there are other possibilities as well. We investigate two different classes of symbols generating minimal norm Hankel operators and obtain two different refinements of a counter-example due to Ortega-Cerdà and Seip.

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