An extremal problem for univalent functions
Toshiyuki Sugawa, Li-Mei Wang

TL;DR
This paper provides precise bounds on a complex expression involving univalent functions, specifically targeting subclasses of normalized univalent functions within the unit disk, with the results being sharp and optimal.
Contribution
It introduces sharp estimates for a specific logarithmic and argument-based expression for subclasses of normalized univalent functions, advancing the understanding of their extremal properties.
Findings
Sharp bounds for (z)/z and its argument for univalent functions
Optimal estimates achieved for subclasses of normalized univalent functions
Enhanced understanding of extremal problems in geometric function theory
Abstract
For a real constant we give sharp estimates of for subclasses of normalized univalent functions on the unit disk.
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TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory
