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Local spectral theory for invertible composition operators onH p

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Invertible composition operators on the Hardy spaceH p have automorphic symbols. For 1<p<∞ andp≠2 it is shown that some elliptic composition operators are scalar while others are generalized scalar but not spectral, that parabolic composition operators are generalized scalar but not spectral and that hyperbolic composition operators do not have the single-valued extension property.

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Smith, R.C. Local spectral theory for invertible composition operators onH p . Integr equ oper theory 25, 329–335 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01262297

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