Subordination families (Q1209551)

Let \(s(F)\) denote the family of functions that are subordinate to a function \(F\) analytic in the open unit disk \(\Delta\). Let \(Hs(F)\) denote the closed convex hull of \(s(F)\). Let \({\mathcal F}\) denote the set of functions \(F\) having the property that \(Hs(F)=\bigl\{\int_{| x|=1} F(xz)d\mu(x)\bigr\}\) where \(\mu\) varies over the probability measures on \(\partial\Delta\). Let \({\mathcal G}\) denote the set \(\{F\}\) such that the support points of \(s(F)\) equals \(\{F(xz)\): \(| x|=1\}\). The main results in this paper yield conditions on \(F\) which imply that \(F\in{\mathcal G}\). Three theorems from this paper are quoted below, and in each one it is assumed that \(F\in{\mathcal F}\). The conditions on \(F\) are the following: 1. Assume that \(F(z)={{G(z)} \over {(z-z_ 0)^ \alpha}}\) where \(| z_ 0|=1\), \(\alpha>1\), \(G\) is analytic in \(\Delta\), \(| G|\) has a non-zero nontangential limit at \(z_ 0\) and \(| G(z)|=O\bigl[ {1 \over {(1-| z|)^ \beta}}\bigr]\) for some \(\beta\) satisfying \(0\leq\beta<\alpha\). 2. Assume that \(F\) is univalent in \(\Delta\) and has a positive Hayman index. 3. Assume that \(\mathbb{C}\setminus \overline {F(\Delta)}\) is a bounded convex domain, the set of extreme points of \(\partial F(\Delta)\) equals \(\partial F(\Delta)\) and \(F(e^{i\theta})\in\partial F(\Delta)\) whenever \(F(e^{i\theta})\) exists.