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Holomorphic Functions with Spiral asymptotic Paths

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W. Seidel
W. Seidel*
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University of Notre Dame
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Let f(z) be a holomorphic and unbounded function in | z | < 1, with the property that it remains bounded on some spiral S in | z | < 1 which approaches | z | = 1 asymptotically. The existence of such functions was first established by G. Valiron. Accordingly, we shall refer to such functions as functions of class (V) relative to S. More recently, F. Bagemihl and W. Seidel obtained examples of functions holomorphic and unbounded in | z | < 1 which approach prescribed finite or infinite values as | z | → 1 on any given enumerable set of disjunct spirals which approach | z | =1 asymptotically, as well as on certain sets of such spirals having the power of the continuum.

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Nagoya Mathematical Journal , Volume 14 , February 1959, pp. 159 - 171
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Copyright © Editorial Board of Nagoya Mathematical Journal 1959

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8) The extreme cases must be interpreted to mean that, in the first case, conclusion 2 holds for every Stolz angle Δτ, 3 while, in the second case, conclusion 1 holds for every Stolz angle Δτ, 3.

9) A point τ, with |τ| = 1, is called a Fatou point of a function f(z), meromorphic in |Z|<1, if there exists a number c, finite or infinite, such that f(z)→c as z→τ uniformly in every Stolz angle Δτ, a. Cf. Collingwood and Cartwright, loc. cit., p. 95.

10) It clearly suffices to assume here that f(z) assumes two distinct finite values at most a finite number of times. An analogous extension of Corollary 4 is also evidently true.

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13) For the definition of this term, see e.g. Collingwood and Cartwright, loc. cit., p. 139.

14) It is to be noted that both Theorems 6 and 7 are valid for the same function.