Universal Taylor series on specific compact sets
Abstract
Let D be the open unit disc in the complex plane. We denote by C the set of complex numbers and consider any compact set K which is disjoint from D and which also has connected complement. Let A(K) denote all the functions f:K C such that f is continuous on K and holomorphic in Ko. It is well known that there exist holomorphic functions f on D for which the partial sums Sn(f), n=1,2,... of the Taylor series with center 0 are dense in A(K) for every K satisfying the properties above. It is also known that the above result fails if we consider the weighted polynomials 2nSn(f), n=1,2,... instead of Sn(f), n=1,2,.... In the opposite direction, the main result of this work shows that there exist holomorphic functions f on D for which the sequence 2nSn(f), n=1,2,... is dense in A(K) for specific compact sets K. In this case the geometry of K plays a crucial role. We also generalize these results on arbitrary simply connected domains.
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