ON THE GEOMETRY OF FUNCTIONS HOLOMORPHIC IN THE UNIT CIRCLE, OF ARBITRARILY SLOW GROWTH, WHICH TEND TO INFINITY ON A SEQUENCE OF CURVES APPROACHING THE CIRCUMFERENCE

Abstract

IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT THERE EXIST FUNCTIONS H( ), holomorphic in 1, with H( ) ( ) where (r) is a given positive function which as r 1, and such that min rn H( ) approaches as n . Here rn 1 is an appropriately chosen sequence. Such functions may be constructed by the use of gap series or via an infinite product. The object of the present note is to construct such a function geometrically by starting with the Riemann surface onto which w = H( )maps 1. The essence of the argument is in showing that is hyperbolic and that M(r) (r); these results are obtained via Caratheodory's theory of kernels. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Apr 01, 1961
Accession Number
AD0257057

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  • Gerald R. Maclane

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  • Rice University

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  • Mathematics
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