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Area formula for a univalent power series (Area(f(rD))=π∑n≥1​n∣cn​∣2r2n)

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For an injective holomorphic function f(z)=∑n≥0​cn​zn on the unit disc, its real Jacobian determinant is ∣f′(z)∣2. Change of variables gives image area ∫∣z∣<r​∣f′(z)∣2dA. Angular orthogonality removes cross terms of the differentiated power series; integrating 2πn2∣cn​∣2ρ2n−1 radially gives the title formula. For r<1, uniform convergence on a slightly larger closed disk justifies termwise operations. Injectivity is essential for this to be image area rather than multiplicity of a parametrized surface integral.

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