Interpolating sequences for analytic selfmappings of the disc
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Abstract: Schwarz's Lemma leads to a natural interpolation problem for analytic functions from the disc into itself. The corresponding interpolating sequences are geometrically described in terms of a certain hyperbolic density.
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