Weighted integrals of analityc functions

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Let \(D\) be the unit disc in the complex plane and \(dm(z)=r dr \frac{d\theta}{\pi}\). A weight \(w\) is called admissible if it satisfies suitable conditions. Given a weight \(w\) the function \[ \psi(r)=\frac 1{w(r)}\int^1_r w(u) du, \quad 0\leq r \leq 1, \] is called the distortion function of \(w\). Let \(\psi(z)=\psi(|z|)\), \(z\in D\). The main result of the paper takes the following form. Theorem. Suppose \(1\leq p<\infty\) and \(w\) is an admissible weight with distortion function \(\psi\). Then \[ \int_D|f(z)|^pw(z) dm(z)\sim |f(0)|^p+\int_D|f'(z)|^p\psi(z)^p w(z) dm(z) \] for all analytic functions \(f\) in the disc. The notation used means that there exist positive constants \(C\), \(C_1\) independent of \(f\) such that the left and right sides satisfy \[ CR(f)\leq L(f)\leq C_1 R(f) \] for all analytic functions \(f\). Several examples of weights have also been provided. The paper is lucidly written.




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