Measures that define a compact Cauchy transform
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Abstract: The aim of this work is to provide a geometric characterization of the positive Radon measures with compact support on the plane such that the associated Cauchy transform defines a compact operator from to It turns out that a crucial role is played by the density of the measure and by its Menger curvature.
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