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Entire function under a horizontal inverse-square-root bound

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If an entire function satisfies ∣h(z)∣≤∣Rez∣−1/2 away from the imaginary axis, then h=0. Cauchy's formula on ∣z∣=R bounds every Taylor coefficient by a constant times
R−n−1/2∫02π​∣cosθ∣−1/2dθ,
(1)
which tends to zero as R→∞.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2023 / ib / Paper 2 / 12B / b / iii / Solution

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