The rate of convergence of the hyperbolic density on sequences of domains
Nikola Lakic, and Greg Markowsky

TL;DR
This paper investigates how quickly hyperbolic densities converge on sequences of domains under different convergence modes, also exploring related densities like Teichmueller and three-point densities.
Contribution
It provides new results on the rates of convergence of hyperbolic density and related densities under various domain convergence scenarios.
Findings
Established convergence rates for hyperbolic density
Analyzed convergence behavior of Teichmueller and three-point densities
Extended understanding of density convergence in complex analysis
Abstract
It is known that if a sequence of domains converges to a domain in the Caratheodory sense then the hyperbolic densities on converge to the hyperbolic density on . In this paper, we study the rate of convergence of the hyperbolic density under a slightly different mode of convergence. In doing so, we are led to consider two other densities on domains, the Teichmueller density and the three-point density. We obtain several results which give rates of convergence in various scenarios.
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