It is known that if is holomorphic in the open unit disc of the complex plane and if, for some , , , then . We consider a meromorphic analogue of this result. Furthermore, we introduce and study the class of meromorphic Bloch-type functions that possess a nonzero simple pole in . In particular, we obtain bounds for the modulus of the Taylor coefficients of functions in this class.
An algorithm for the calculation of a lower bound of the absolute values of the roots of a real algebraic polynomial, of an arbitrary degree, is derived. An example is given to compare the bounds calculated by the method proposed and by other methods.
Let be a mapping from an open set in into , with . To say that preserves Brownian motion, up to a random change of clock, means that is harmonic and that its tangent linear mapping in proportional to a co-isometry. In the case , , such conditions signify that corresponds to an analytic function of one complex variable. We study, essentially that case , , in which we prove in particular that such a mapping cannot be “inner” if it is not trivial. A similar result for , would solve...
In the last years the mapping properties of the Cauchy integralCΓf(z) = 1/(2πi) ∫Γ [f(ξ) / ξ - z] dξhave been widely studied. The most important question in this area was Calderón's problem, to determine those rectifiable Jordan curves Γ for which CΓ defines a bounded operator on L2(Γ). The question was solved by Guy David [Da] who proved that CΓ is bounded on L2(Γ) (or on Lp(Γ), 1 < p < ∞) if and only if Γ is regular, i.e.,H1(Γ ∩ B(z0,R) ≤ CRfor every z0 ∈ C, R > 0 and for...
The notion of i-bounded geometry generalises simultaneously bounded geometry and the geometry of punctured torus Kleinian groups. We show that the limit set of a surface Kleinian group of i-bounded geometry is locally connected by constructing a natural Cannon-Thurston map.
Spaces of homogeneous spherical monogenics in dimension 3 can be considered naturally as -modules. As finite-dimensional irreducible -modules, they have canonical bases which are, by construction, orthogonal. In this note, we show that these orthogonal bases form the Appell system and coincide with those constructed recently by S. Bock and K. Gürlebeck in [3]. Moreover, we obtain simple expressions of elements of these bases in terms of the Legendre polynomials.