Recently, Sahni and Singh [7] have solved an open problem posed by Yousefi and Hesameddini [12] regarding Hilbert spaces contained algebraically in the Hardy space H2(T). In fact the result obtained by Sahni and Singh is much more general than the open problem. In the present note we examine the validity of the main results of [7] and [12] in two variables.
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