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Main Authors: Fournodavlos, Grigorios, Nestoridis, Vassili, Pasias, Spyros
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.00802
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author Fournodavlos, Grigorios
Nestoridis, Vassili
Pasias, Spyros
author_facet Fournodavlos, Grigorios
Nestoridis, Vassili
Pasias, Spyros
contents Arakelian's classical approximation theorem \cite{Ar} gives necessary and sufficient conditions such that functions can be uniformly approximated in (unbounded) closed sets $F\subset \mathbb{C}$ by entire functions. The conditions are purely topological and concern the connectedness of the complement of $F$. We give a new characterization of Arakelian sets in terms of logarithmic branches of functions $f\in A(F)$, which are continuous in $F$ and holomorphic in its interior $F^\circ$. Our proof is based on a contradiction argument and the counterexample function that we use is furnished by the Weierstrass factorization theorem.
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spellingShingle A logarithmic characterization of Arakelian sets
Fournodavlos, Grigorios
Nestoridis, Vassili
Pasias, Spyros
Complex Variables
30E10
Arakelian's classical approximation theorem \cite{Ar} gives necessary and sufficient conditions such that functions can be uniformly approximated in (unbounded) closed sets $F\subset \mathbb{C}$ by entire functions. The conditions are purely topological and concern the connectedness of the complement of $F$. We give a new characterization of Arakelian sets in terms of logarithmic branches of functions $f\in A(F)$, which are continuous in $F$ and holomorphic in its interior $F^\circ$. Our proof is based on a contradiction argument and the counterexample function that we use is furnished by the Weierstrass factorization theorem.
title A logarithmic characterization of Arakelian sets
topic Complex Variables
30E10
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.00802