2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jat.2005.04.002
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Simultaneously maximal radial cluster sets

Abstract: In this paper, we show that for a wide class of operators T-including infinite order differential operators, and multiplication and composition operators-acting on the space H (D) of holomorphic functions in the unit disk D, we have most functions f ∈ H (D) which enjoy the property that Tf has maximal radial cluster set at any boundary point.

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“…(See also [15,Theorem 2.1] for an extension of the Kierst-Szpilrajn statement where certain holomorphic operators participate.) Since the intersection of two residual subsets is also residual, we can assert, as a consequence of the results by Kierst-Szpilrajn and Nestoridis, that "most" functions in H(D) exhibit, simultaneously, an extremely wild "inner" and "outer" boundary behavior; in other words, this two-fold property is "topologically generic".…”
Section: A Holomorphic Function F ∈ H(d) Is Called a Universal Taylormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(See also [15,Theorem 2.1] for an extension of the Kierst-Szpilrajn statement where certain holomorphic operators participate.) Since the intersection of two residual subsets is also residual, we can assert, as a consequence of the results by Kierst-Szpilrajn and Nestoridis, that "most" functions in H(D) exhibit, simultaneously, an extremely wild "inner" and "outer" boundary behavior; in other words, this two-fold property is "topologically generic".…”
Section: A Holomorphic Function F ∈ H(d) Is Called a Universal Taylormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The condition (15) ensures that the sequence {f j,k } j≥k converges uniformly on any compact subset of D to a function f k ∈ H(D). Let E be the vector space consisting of all series ∞ k=1 c k f k converging uniformly on compacta of D, and let F be the closure of E in H(D).…”
Section: Closed Linear Manifolds Of Wild Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%