Normal limits in star-invariant subspaces in multiply connected domains (Q1293546)

In 1942 O. Frostman found a theorem on the existence of the radial limit of a Blaschke product at a given point in the unit circle. The author obtains the following main result: Let \(1<p<\infty\). Introducing the subspace \(K_p=\varphi\widetilde H^p_0\cap H^p\) with \(\widetilde H^p_0: =\{e^{-it} \overline f(e^{it}): f\in H^p\}\). Further, let \(G\) be a finitely connected bounded domain in the plane with \(C^\infty\) boundary curves. With \(B\) is denoted a Blaschke product with zeros \(a_k\) and by \(S_\sigma\) is given a singular inner function with positive measure \(\sigma\). The limit \(\lim_{u\to u_0} f(u)\) is existing for all \(f\in K_p\) iff \(\sum^\infty_{k=1} {d(a_k, \partial G)\over| a_k-u_0 |^q}+ \int_\partial G{d\sigma(u) \over| u_0-u |}<\infty\), where \(\partial G\) is the boundary of \(G\), \(d(a_k, \partial G)\) the distance of \(a_k\) to the boundary and \(1/p+1/q=1\). This generalizes corresponding results by Cohn as well as by Ahern and Clark.