This book documents the rich structure of the holomorphic Q function spaces which are geometric in the sense that they transform naturally under conformal mappings, with particular emphasis on the last few years' development based on interaction between geometric function and measure theory and other branches of mathematical analysis, including potential theory, harmonic analysis, functional analysis, and operator theory. The contents include: Preliminaries; Poisson versus Berezin with Generalizations; Isomorphism, Decomposition and Discreteness; Invariant Preduality through Hausdorff Capacity; Cauchy Pairing with Expressions and Extremities; As Symbols of Hankel and Volterra Operators; Estimates for Growth and Decay; Holomorphic Q-Classes on Hyperbolic Riemann Surfaces. Also included are references, and a useful index. Largely self-contained, the book functions as an instructional and reference work for advanced courses and research in conformal analysis, geometry, and function spaces.

The book is essentially self-contained; readers have only to be familiar with some basic facts on geometric function-measure theory and harmonic-functional analysis Each chapter ends with brief notes on the history and current state of the subject Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Inhalt
Preliminaries.- Poisson versus Berezin with Generalizations.- Isomorphism, Decomposition and Discreteness.- Invariant Preduality through Hausdorff Capacity.- Cauchy Pairing with Expressions and Extremities.- As Symbols of Hankel and Volterra Operators.- Estimates for Growth and Decay.- Holomorphic Q-Classes on Hyperbolic Riemann Surfaces.