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Numerical Algorithms 3 (1992) 383-392
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PC-fractions and Szeg5 polynomials associated with starlike univalent functions Frode Rcnning
Trondheim Collegeof Education, Rotvoll all~, N-7050 Charlottenlund, Norway
Each class S,~, 0~
a. This is a Carath6odory function, and it is easily verified that 1 + (1 - 2 a ) z F~(z) =
1-z
oo
= 1+ 2(l-a)
~] z".
n=l
The function F~(z) can b e regarded as a function characteristic for the class S,,. The functions of S~ are widely studied, and for information about these functions we refer to [1] and [2]. W e could mention that they were first introduced, as a generalization of starlike functions (So), by R o b e r t s o n in 1936 [7]. Carath6odory functions play an important part also in problems from signal theory, in m o m e n t problems and in constructing quadrature formulas. In this context Jones et al. [4] introduced a certain continued fraction (positive PC-frac9 J.C. Baltzer A.G. Scientific Publishing Company
F. ROnning / Starlike univalent functions
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tion), and they proved that to every positive PC-fraction corresponds a unique Carath~odory function, and vice versa. This correspondence is such that the even approximants of the PC-fraction converge to the Carath~odory function in the open unit disk. We shall be concerned with positive PC-fractions corresponding to Carath6odory functions with real Maclaurin coefficients and normalized by F(O) = 1. Then the PC-fraction can be written 2 __
1
(1 - a 2 ) z
1
(1 -822)z
61
-1- 62Z -1-
62
- -
1 + ~1Z -b
-1O,
r~(0,1>.
Now, R , is the unique solution in (0, 1) of Gn(r)= 0, and from the above it follows that Rn+ 1 > R n. H e n c e , {Rn} is monotonically increasing, and since it is b o u n d e d by 1, the limit is 1. Let -r < 1 be given. W e shall prove that, for n sufficiently large, r n > ~-. This will prove that also lim n _~=r,, = 1. Choose n o to be the smallest value of n with R n > r. If r,o > -r, we are done, so assume rno < ~" < Rno. Pick a point z, [ z [ = ~-, on /'no. T h e n
{ z - ( 1 + 18,,o{)1 = 18"~ ,./-no
Using the triangle inequality we get
{8.o{
- q-no -
~
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