Exponential Taylor Domination

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Abstract: Let f(z)=sumk=0inftyakzk be an analytic function in a disk DR of radius R>0, and assume that f is p-valent in DR, i.e. it takes each value cinmathbbC at most p times in DR. We consider its Borel transform B(f)(z) = sum_{k=0}^infty frac{a_k}{k!} z^k , which is an entire function, and show that, for any R>1, the valency of the Borel transform B(f) in DR is bounded in terms of p,R. We give examples, showing that our bounds, provide a reasonable envelope for the expected behavior of the valency of B(f). These examples also suggest some natural questions, whose expected answer will strongly sharper our estimates. We present a short overview of some basic results on multi-valent functions, in connection with "Taylor domination", which, for f(z)=sumk=0inftyakzk, is a bound of all its Taylor coefficients ak through the first few of them. Taylor domination is our main technical tool, so we also discuss shortly some recent results in this direction.












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