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Tor Vergata
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A variational method for the Loewner equation in higher dimensions
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We introduce a process, that we call shearing, which for any given normal Loewner chain produces a normal Loewner chain made of shears automorphisms. As an application, and in stringent contrast to the one-dimensional case, we prove the existence of a starlike bounded function in the class $$S^0$$ S 0 of the ball $$\mathbb B^2$$ B 2 (in fact the restriction of a shear automorphism of $$\mathbb C^2$$ C 2 ) which is a support point for a linear continuous functional.
Computational Methods and Function Theory – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 6, 2014
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