Simultaneous Approximation by Finite Blaschke Products and Bounded Universal Functions
Konstantinos Maronikolakis

TL;DR
This paper advances approximation theory in complex analysis by demonstrating how finite Blaschke products can simultaneously approximate bounded holomorphic functions and unimodular continuous functions on the unit circle, extending classical results.
Contribution
It introduces new simultaneous approximation results using finite Blaschke products, including analogues for singular inner functions and applications to universal boundary behavior.
Findings
Existence of finite Blaschke products approximating prescribed functions
Analogues for singular inner functions established
Application to bounded holomorphic functions with universal boundary behavior
Abstract
This paper complements the work done on simultaneous approximation results in classical Banach spaces, by focusing on approximation by finite Blaschke products. We prove the existence of a finite Blaschke product that approximates a prescribed holomorphic function bounded by 1 locally uniformly on the unit disc, and simultaneously approximates a prescribed unimodular continuous function uniformly on a compact subset of the unit circle of arclength measure 0. We also prove an analogue where the continuous function is bounded by 1 and the the approximation is achieved by an appropriate dilate of the finite Blaschke product. These results are essentially combinations of classical results of Caratheodory and Fisher on approximation by finite Blaschke products. We also give analogues for singular inner functions. Finally, we apply our results to prove the existence of bounded holomorphic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Advanced Banach Space Theory · Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
