Accession Number:
AD0621641
Title:
BOUNDED APPROXIMATION BY POLYNOMIALS,
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Corporate Author:
ILLINOIS UNIV URBANA
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Report Date:
1963-09-28
Pagination or Media Count:
21.0
Abstract:
This paper presents a complete solution to the following problem if G is an arbitrary bounded open set in the complex plane, characterize those functions in G that can be obtained as the bounded pointwise limits of polynomials in G. Roughly speaking, the answer is that a function is such a limit if and only if it has a bounded analytic continuation throughout a certain bounded open set G that contains G. This set G is the inside of the outer boundary of G. More precisely, if G is a bounded open set and if H is the unbounded component of the complement of G- the closure of G, then G denotes the complement of H-.