Vector-valued holomorphic functions revisited (Q1581838): Difference between revisions

Let \(U\subseteq \mathbb C\) open, \(E\) a Banach-space and \(W\subseteq E'\) a subset. It is shown that all \(\sigma(E,W)\)-holomorphic mappings \(f:U\to E\) are holomorphic iff all \(\sigma(E,W)\)-bounded subsets of \(E\) are bounded. If \(f\) is in addition locally bounded, then it is enough to assume that \(W\) is separating. A Tauberian convergence result is proved, namely if the boundary values of a bounded sequence of holomorphic mappings on the disc converge on a subset of the boundary of positive Lebesgue measure then they converge on the disc. More general versions are proved using the Nevanlinna norm.