scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1182693
Several ``computable discrete quantities are introduced and it is announced that the analytic capacity of a bounded subset of the complex plane may be expressed in terms of these quantities. Moreover there are stated upper and lower bounds for the analytic capacity of the union of a finite number of discs of radius \(r\) in terms of these quantities. Finally the author gives a lower bound for the analytic capacity in terms of finite positive Borel measures and their associated curvature which leads to a simple direct proof of Denjoy's conjecture. Proofs are omitted. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0892.00034].
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