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Blaschke sequence (∑n​(1−∣an​∣)<∞)

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A sequence in the unit disc, counted with multiplicity, is a Blaschke sequence when it satisfies the Blaschke condition. The zeros of every nonzero bounded holomorphic function form such a sequence: Jensen's formula bounds ∑∣an​∣<r​log(r/∣an​∣) uniformly as r↑1, and 1−∣a∣≤−log∣a∣ gives the assertion. There are only finitely many zeros at the origin, which can be factored out first.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2008 / iii / Paper 12 / 5 / Solution

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