On the distribution of zero sets of holomorphic functions. II
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Abstract: Let be a nonempty domain in . We give a scale of necessary conditions for the distribution of the zero set of holomorphic function on domain under a restriction on its growth , where is a subharmonic function. If , is simply connected, and is continuous, then this conditions are sufficient.
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