Concentration at a radius for Hardy class functions
The author studies the properties of concentration at a radius for functions in the classical Hardy space on the unit disc. The work done here is related to the concentration theory as discussed by \textit{B. Beauzamy} [Ill. J. Math. 39, No.~2, 196--203 (1995; Zbl 0822.30004)]. The author first proves a theorem that gives a lower bound for the Mahler measure of a function of the Hardy class with a given concentration at a radius. He applies his theorem to study the distribution of zeroes of such functions in the unit disc. He also examines the sharpness of concentration estimates for the Blaschke factors.
- Bounding zeros of H^ 2 functions via concentrations
- On the roots of polynomials with concentration at low degrees
- On the zeros of polynomials with concentration at low degrees. II
- Zeros sets and radial zero sets in function spaces
- Estimates for H2 functions with concentration at low degrees and applications to complex symbolic computation.
- A generalized Jensen's inequality for bounded analytic functions
- A minimization problem connected with a generalized Jensen inequality
- An application of Jensen's formula to polynomials
- Bounding zeros of H^ 2 functions via concentrations
- Estimates for H2 functions with concentration at low degrees and applications to complex symbolic computation.
- Estimations de produits de polynômes. (Estimates of products of polynomials)
- Sharp lower bounds for a generalized Jensen inequality
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