Blaschke products and expanding maps of the circle
Blaschke products and expanding maps of the circle
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Blaschke 产品和扩展的圈子地图
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1999
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D. Tischler
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D. Tischler
For an analytic map of the closed unit disk onto itself that leaves the boundary circle invariant, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for the map of the boundary to be expanding. Let B be an analytic map from the closed unit disk onto itself that maps the boundary circle into itself. Suppose B is expanding when restricted to the boundary. In this case, it is known that there is a fixed point in the interior of the disk. However the converse is not true. In this note we will give a couple of necessary and sufficient conditions for B to be expanding on the boundary circle, one of which gives an estimate on the derivative of the expanding map. A map B as above is a constant multiple of a finite Blaschke product. Let Dr = {z ∈ C : |z| 1 for z ∈ C1. ii) For some r1 1 for z ∈ C1. ii) Let A = {r : Ba(Dr) is contained in the interior of Dr}. Then A is an interval with 1 as an endpoint. Proof of Theorem 1. i) ⇒ ii). For z ∈ C1, B′ a(z) = τ ′ a(z). Therefore, the derivative of Ba normal to C1 is greater than 1. Since C1 is invariant by Ba, for r sufficiently close to 1, Ba(Dr) ⊂ interior of Dr. ii) ⇒ iii). This follows from the Brouwer fixed point theorem and the fact that λ · Ba satisfies ii) whenever Ba does. iii)⇒i). Ba has n+1 fixed points on the Riemann sphere. Note that B(1z )B(z) = 1 for all z ∈ C. If Ba has a fixed point in the interior of D1, then it has one in Received by the editors April 14, 1998. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 58F03, 30D50. c ©1999 American Mathematical Society