Hole probability for entire functions represented by Gaussian Taylor series

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Abstract: We study the hole probability of Gaussian entire functions. More specifically, we work with entire functions in Taylor series form with i.i.d complex Gaussian random variables and arbitrary non-random coefficients. A hole is the event where the function has no zeros in a disc of radius r. We find exact asymptotics for the rate of decay of the hole probability for large values of r, outside a small exceptional set. The exceptional set depends only on the non-random coefficients. We assume no regularity conditions on the non-random coefficients.


Continuing the study from [\textit{A. Nishry}, Isr. J. Math. 186, 197--220 (2011; Zbl 1260.60104)] for Gaussian entire functions, i.e. \(f(z)=\sum_{n=0}^\infty\zeta_na_nz^n\) where \(\{\zeta_n\}\) are independent standard complex Gaussians and \(\{a_n\}\) are non-negative coefficients with \(a_0>0\), in this paper the probability \(\operatorname{P}_H(r)\) of the event that \(f(z)\) has no zeros inside a disk \(\{|z| < r\}\) is studied for large \(r\). To do this, upper bound and lower bound for \(\operatorname{P}_H(r)\) are found, and \(\operatorname{P}_H(r)\) is expressed in terms of an deterministic exceptional set of finite logarithmic measure.











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