Re: Coincidince of analytic functions
- From: lrudolph@xxxxxxxxx (Lee Rudolph)
- Date: 29 Aug 2006 18:52:33 -0400
bryant_j_j@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Hi all,
Suppose f_1 and f_2 are complex functions analytic on the unit disc but
_not_ on the unit circle. Suppose also that f_1 and f_2 take on the
same values for a sequence z_1,z_2,... of points on the unit disc which
converges to a point of the unit circle. Does this imply that f_1=f_2,
Obviously not, since for instance f_1 could be identically 0, and f_2
could be 0 on the (open) unit disk and arbitrary on the unit circle.
or are other additional conditions required?
Continuity would certainly assure this, but presumably you want less
than that.
I think I saw results of
this type in Knopp's book on complex functions but can't recall it
exactly. Does anyone know about the results I am looking for? A hint of
the associated proof would also be appreciated.
One kind of answer would involve the phrase "Hardy space", I think.
What is the intended application? That might jog a memory here or
there.
Lee Rudolph
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