The reduced module of the complex sphere
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The reduced module \(M\) of the complex sphere with respect to a system of points is introduced by a generalized capacity. It follows from the paper that the reduced module is an important notation of the geometric function theory. Its properties yield many interesting inequalities involving conformal radii, points on the unit circle and the Schwarzian \(S_{f}(z)\). For instance, the inequality \(|S_{f}(z)-S_{f}^{2}(0)|\leq 60\) holds for any function \(f(z)\) meromorphic and univalent in the unit disk. The equality occurs for the Koebe function.
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