A Uniqueness Theorem for Bounded Analytic Functions
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A nonincreasing function \(g:[0,1)\to(0,1/e]\) is said to be an essential minorant for \(H^\infty\) if for every separated non-Blaschke sequence \(\lambda_k\), \(f\in H^\infty\) and \[ |f(\lambda_k)|\leq g(|\lambda_k|) \] for all \(k\) imply \(f(z)\equiv 0\). The authors prove the following theorem. Theorem: A nonincreasing function \(g:[0,1)\to(0,1/e]\) is an essential minorant for \(H^\infty\) if and only if \[ \int^1_0\frac{dr}{(1-r)\log(1/g(r))}<+\infty. \]
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