Equilibrium points of logarithmic potentials on convex domains
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Abstract: Let be a convex domain in the plane. Let be summable positive constants and let each lie in . If the converge sufficiently rapidly to a boundary point of from within an appropriate Stolz angle then the function has infinitely many zeros in . An example shows that the hypotheses on the are not redundant, and that two recently advanced conjectures are false.
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