Bounded holomorphic function with some boundary behavior in the unit ball of C^n
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The following result is established: Let \(E\) be an arbitrary discrete subset of the unit sphere in \(\mathbb{C}^n\). Then there exists a bounded holomorphic function in the unit ball whose radial cluster set at each point of \(E\) contains a closed disk of positive radius.
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