On the boundary behavior of singular inner functions

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It is known that the radial boundary behavior of Blaschke products can be prescribed on any countable subset \(E\) of the unit circle \(T\). The author shows the following: Given any countable subset \(E = \{e^{i \theta_j} : j = 1,2, \cdots\}\) of \(T\) and any sequence \((a_j)\) of complex numbers with \(|a_j |\leq 1\), there exists a discrete singular inner function \(S\) having prescribed radial limits \(S^* (e^{i \theta}) = a_j\) \((j = 1,2, \ldots)\). She also adopts his method to the more general problem of prescribing radial cluster sets instead of radial limits in countably many points of \(T\).











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