Discrete random Clark measures and associated inner functions
Abstract
We study a class of random inner functions φ whose Clark measure at 1 is the weighted sum of point masses supported on independent uniformly distributed points of T. Our first result shows that φ is almost surely a Blaschke product. We then investigate when φ admits angular derivative almost surely and we provide a 0 - 1 law. These conditions have a direct interpretation in terms of the other Clark measures associated with φ. Finally, we obtain quantitative estimates for the zeros of φ, proving that, in suitable regimes, their distribution satisfies summability conditions stronger than the classical Blaschke condition.
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