Minimum modulus principle and forced zeros from boundary behavior

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Suppose f∈H(Ω),Ωf \in H(\Omega ), \Omega contains the closed unit disc, ∣f(z)∣>2\left|f(z)\right| > 2 if ∣z∣=1\left|z\right| = 1, and f(0)=1f(0) = 1. Must ff have a zero in the unit disc?

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Suppose f∈H(Ω)f \in H(\Omega ). Under what conditions can ∣f∣\left|f\right| have a local minimum in Ω\Omega?

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Suppose Ω\Omega is a region, DD is a disc, Dˉ⊂Ω,f∈H(Ω),f\bar{D} \subset \Omega , f \in H(\Omega ), f is not constant, and ∣f∣\left|f\right| is constant on the boundary of DD. Prove that ff has at least one zero in DD.

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Find all entire functions ff such that ∣f(z)∣=1\left|f(z)\right| = 1 whenever ∣z∣=1\left|z\right| = 1.

Let the function f(z)f(z) be regular in a domain GG, and let inf⁡z∈G∣f(z)∣=μ>0\inf_{z \in G}\left|f(z)\right| = \mu > 0. Prove that either f(z)≡μeiφf(z) \equiv \mu e^{i \varphi }, or ∣f(z)∣>μ\left|f(z)\right| > \mu at every interior point of the domain GG.

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Let the function f(z)f(z) be regular in a domain GG and continuous in its closure Gˉ\bar{G}, with its modulus retaining a constant value on the boundary of the domain GG. Prove that if the function f(z)f(z) is not identically constant, then it vanishes at some point of the domain GG.

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References

[Rud87] Rudin W. Real and Complex Analysis. 3rd ed., McGraw-Hill, 1987.
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