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    The document presents the solution to a complex analysis problem. It shows that if a holomorphic function f satisfies f(1/2)=f(-1/2)=0, then the absolute value of f(0) must be less than or equal to 1/3. It defines several auxiliary functions, applies the Schwarz lemma to obtain an inequality relating |f(0)| and |f(1/2)|, and concludes that |f(0)| is bounded above by 1/3.

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    The document presents the solution to a complex analysis problem. It shows that if a holomorphic function f satisfies f(1/2)=f(-1/2)=0, then the absolute value of f(0) must be less than or equal to 1/3. It defines several auxiliary functions, applies the Schwarz lemma to obtain an inequality relating |f(0)| and |f(1/2)|, and concludes that |f(0)| is bounded above by 1/3.

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    Efnet POTD

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    Christopher Breeden
    The document presents the solution to a complex analysis problem. It shows that if a holomorphic function f satisfies f(1/2)=f(-1/2)=0, then the absolute value of f(0) must be less than or equal to 1/3. It defines several auxiliary functions, applies the Schwarz lemma to obtain an inequality relating |f(0)| and |f(1/2)|, and concludes that |f(0)| is bounded above by 1/3.

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    Complex Analysis Problem

    Christopher M Breeden
    February 11, 2012
    Problem 1. Let f : D D be holomorphic where f ( 12 ) = f ( 12 ) = 0. Show that |f (0)| 13 .
    za
    . Define h(z) = f (B1/2 (z)), then h(0) = 0. Note that B1/2 (z) = 1/2
    1a
    z
    f (B1/2 (z))
    4
    when z = B1/2 (1/2) = 1/2+1/2
    satisfies g : D D and g(0) = 0. Then schwarz
    1+1/4 = 5 . So g(z) =
    B4/5 (z)


    f (B1/2 (1/2))
    1
    lemma gives us |g(z)| |z|. In particular, 1/2 |g(1/2)| = B4/5
    (1/2) = |f (0)||B4/5 (1/2)|. Where
    Proof. Recall that Ba (z) =

    B4/5 (1/2) =

    1/24/5
    14/10

    3/10
    6/10

    = 1/2. So |f (0)| 1/4.

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