Extendability of holomorphic functions past their domain
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Problem 5.6.2 from de Souza P.N., Silva J. "Berkeley Problems in Mathematics" [deSi04]More problems in Section 5.6 "Analytic and Meromorphic Functions"
True or false: A function analytic on and continuous on extends, for some , to a function analytic on ? Give a proof or a counterexample.
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Problem 5.5.16 from Chen J., Jiang G., Pan Y., Qin T., Tong Y., Wu Q., Xu S., Li T. "Problems and Solutions in Mathematics" [CJP+11]More problems in Section 5.5 "Series and Normal Families"
For ,
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Show that defines a holomorphic function on .
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Prove that does not have an analytic continuation to any larger disk where .
Problem 2.19.7 from Rudin W. "Real and Complex Analysis" [Rud87]More problems in Chapter 2.19 "Holomorphic Fourier Transforms"
Let be a complex function on a closed set in the plane. Prove that the following two conditions on are equivalent:
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There is an open set and a function such that for .
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To each there corresponds a neighborhood of and a function such that in . (A special case of this was proved in Theorem 19.9).
References
[deSi04] de Souza P.N., Silva J. Berkeley Problems in Mathematics. 3rd ed., Springer, 2004.
[CJP+11] Chen J., Jiang G., Pan Y., Qin T., Tong Y., Wu Q., Xu S., Li T. Problems and Solutions in Mathematics. 2nd ed., World Scientific, 2011.
[Rud87] Rudin W. Real and Complex Analysis. 3rd ed., McGraw-Hill, 1987.