Complex Variables Theory and Application An International Journal · 1985 · 77 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAnalytic PhilosophyDifferential EquationsReinsuranceBoundary ConditionsBoundary-value ProblemsMaximal Arcs
In [11] and [12] we investigated two extremal problems that are connected with the analytic continuation of an analytic function f(z). In this paper we show that the complement K 0 of the uniquely existing maximal domain for single-valued analytic continuation of f(z) in has a special structure: :K 0 consists of the union of analytic arcs with a certain compact set E 0, where E 0 defined by the property that at every boundary point of E 0 the analytic continuation of f(z) has a singularity. The analytic arcs in K 0 ˜ E 0 are trajectories of a quadratic differential. If the function f(z) is algebraic, then the set E 0 is finite and the quadratic differential specially simpie.
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The Modulus of a Plane Condenser
Thomas Bagby · Indiana University Mathematics Journal · 1967 · 81 citations · Full text