2010
DOI: 10.1007/s00020-010-1826-3
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On Zeros of Certain Analytic Functions

Abstract: Given a function s which is analytic and bounded by one in modulus in the open unit disk D and given a finite Blaschke product ϑ of degree k, we relate the number of zeros of the function s − ϑ inside D to the number of boundary zeros of special type of the same function. Mathematics Subject Classification (2010). 30C15, 30D50.

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“…The following is a refinement of the Sarason Interpolation Theorem [40], in that we consider interpolation nodes both on the circle and in the open disc. The result is contained in [18,Theorem 2.5]. See also [20,Theorem 5.2] for a solution to the analogous interpolation problem for the upper half plane.…”
Section: The Blaschke Interpolation Problem and Rational γ-Inner Funcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following is a refinement of the Sarason Interpolation Theorem [40], in that we consider interpolation nodes both on the circle and in the open disc. The result is contained in [18,Theorem 2.5]. See also [20,Theorem 5.2] for a solution to the analogous interpolation problem for the upper half plane.…”
Section: The Blaschke Interpolation Problem and Rational γ-Inner Funcmentioning
confidence: 99%