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The argument principle and holomorphic extendibility (English)
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28 September 2005
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Let \(D\) be a bounded domain in the plane whose boundary consists of finitely many pairwise disjoint simply closed curves and let be \(A(D)\) the algebra of all continuous functions on \(\overline{D} \) which are holomorphic on \(D\). The author proves the following Theorem: A continuous function \(f\) on \(\partial D\) extends to a function in \(A(D)\) if and only if for each \(g \in A(D)\) such that \(f + g \not= 0\) on \(\partial D\), the change of argument of \(f+g\) along \(\partial D\) is nonnegative. The necessary condition of the theorem is a consequence of the argument principle. The proof of the sufficient condition based essential on the continuity of the numbers which make the harmonic conjugate function single-valued.
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argument principle
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holomorphic extendibility
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