Uniform convergence of the \(p\)-Bieberbach polynomials in domains with zero angles (Q2516917): Difference between revisions

Let \(G \subset \mathbb C \) be a simply connected domain with a Jordan curve \(L := \partial G\) as its boundary and \(0 \in G\). Let \( w =\varphi(z)\) be the conformal mapping of \(G\) onto the disk \(B(0, r_0) := \{w : |w| < r_0\}\), satisfying \(\varphi(0) = 0, \varphi '(0) = 1\). The authors consider the following extremal problem for \( p > 0:\) \[ \iint_ G |\varphi ' (z) - P '_ n(z)|^ p d\sigma_z \rightarrow \min \] in the class of all polynomials \( P_n(z)\) of degree not exceeding \(n\) with \(P_n(0) = 0, P '_ n(0) = 1\). The solution to this extremal problem is called the \(p\)-Bieberbach polynomial of degree \(n\) for the pair \((G, 0)\). The authors studied the uniform convergence of the \(p\)-Bieberbach polynomials \( B_{n,p}(z)\) to the \(\varphi(z)\) on \(\overline{G}\) with interior and exterior zero angles determined depending on the properties of boundary arcs. Mainly through the application of the well-known Simonenko and Andrievskii method, the authors estimated the rate of \( B_{n,p}(z)\) approximating to \(\varphi(z)\) on \(\overline{G}\).