Heinz Langer
Vienna University of Technology
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Integral Equations and Operator Theory | 2000
Aad Dijksma; Heinz Langer; Annemarie Luger; Y Shondin
AbstractLetQ∈Nk. It is shown that if α is a nonreal pole or a real generalized pole of nonpositive type and β is a nonreal zero or a real generalized zero of nonpositive type of the functionQ then the function
Archive | 1986
Heinz Langer
Mark Krein International Conference on Operator Theory and Applications | 2000
Aad Dijksma; Heinz Langer; Yuri Shondin; Chris Zeinstra
Q_1 (z): = \frac{{(z - \alpha )(z - \bar \alpha )}}{{(z - \beta )(z - \bar \beta )}}Q(z)
Linear Algebra and its Applications | 2001
Heinz Langer; Alexander Markus; Vladimir Matsaev; Christiane Tretter
Archive | 1988
Aad Dijksma; Heinz Langer; Henk de Snoo
belongs to the classNk−1.
Integral Equations and Operator Theory | 1998
Heinz Langer; Henrik Winkler
Recall ([1], [2], [3]) that Nκ denotes the set of all complex valued functions Q which are meromorphic in the open upper half plane C + and such that the kernel NQ:
Integral Equations and Operator Theory | 1982
Heinz Langer; B. Textorius
Integral Equations and Operator Theory | 1986
Heinz Langer; Branko Najman
{N_Q}\left( {z,\zeta } \right):\left( {Q\left( z \right) - \overline {Q\left( \zeta \right)} } \right)/\left( {z - \overline \zeta } \right)
Archive | 2001
Heinz Langer; Christiane Tretter
Integral Equations and Operator Theory | 2000
Paul Binding; David Eschwé; Heinz Langer
(1.1) for z,ζ e D Q has κ negative squares (here D Q (⊂C +) denotes the domain of holomorphy of Q). This means that for arbitrary n e Z and z1,z2,...,zn e D Q the matrix (NQ(zi,zj)) 1 n has at most κ negative eigenvalues and for at least one choice of n, z1,...,zn it has exactly κ negative eigenvalues. The class No coincides with the Nevanlinna class of all functions which are holomorphic in C + and map C + into C + UR. The following two examples of functions of the class N1 were considered in [2], [4], respectively: