Complex analysis question Let D be the open unit disc. Which of the following are correct?
i) There exists a holomorphic function f : D-> D with f(0)=0 and f'(0)=2 ii)There exists a holomorphic function f : D-> D with f(3/4)=3/4 and f'(2/3)=3/4 iii)There exists a holomorphic function f : D-> D with f(3/4)=-3/4 and f'(3/4)=-3/4 iv)There exists a holomorphic function f : D-> D with f(1/2)=-1/2 and f'(1/4)=1
@ganeshie8
@Loser66
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@loser66
I saw this problem yesterday and I was so lazy to go over it. You can understand that I don't know how to do. hehehe
I have no idea of solving this type of problem. However I read a theorem "Riemann mapping theorem", let me state it here/
which chapter are you in?
If D is a simple connected region which is not the whole complex plane and let a belongs to D, then there exists a unique analytic function f: D-> C , with the property: i) f(a)=0 and f'(0)>0 ii) f is one-one iii) f(D)={z : |z|<1}
But this theorem is not applicable may be
so, zero of analytic function, right?
yeah...
I am sorry. I don't know. :)
@ganeshie8
@mathmate
@jango_IN_DTOWN Sorry, not my field!
@imqwerty
The details escape me at the moment (I'll need a hefty review session) but I believe this is needed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarz_lemma#Schwarz.E2.80.93Pick_theorem
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