On a length problem for univalent functions
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Summary: Let \(g\) be an analytic function with the normalization in the open unit disk. Let \(L(r)\) be the length of \(g(\{z : | z | = r \})\). In this paper we present a correspondence between \(g\) and \(L(r)\) for the case when \(g\) is not necessary univalent. Furthermore, some other results related to the length of analytic functions are also discussed.
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