Physical Interpretation of Membership to Kaplan Classes for Certain Functions
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Explore the physical interpretation of membership to Kaplan classes for specific functions in this 23-minute conference talk from the HyperComplex Seminar 2023, Session A3 on holomorphic functions of one variable. Delve into the study of finite products and their relationship to Kaplan classes, beginning with polynomials having zeros on the unit circle. Examine the evolution of research from Jahangiri's initial gap condition to complete membership results for polynomials and finite products with symmetrically situated zeros. Investigate the generalized findings that encompass previous work, focusing on the interpretation of gap conditions in terms of mass and density for functions with zeros on the unit circle. Consider the open problem of developing a more sophisticated physical interpretation for zeros outside the unit circle. Gain insights into critical points and the interplay between mathematical concepts and physical properties in this collaborative work by Szymon Ignaciuk and Maciej Parol.
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Szymon Ignaciuk, Physical interpretation of the membership to Kaplan classes of certain functions
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