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1 online resource (VIII, 157 pages 4 illustrations)
This book is an outgrowth of lectures given at several occasions at the University of Göteborg and Chalmers University of Technology during the last ten years. Contrary to most introductory texts on complex analysis, it preassumes knowledge of basic analysis. This makes it possible to move rather quickly through the most fundamental material and to reach within a one-semester course some classical highlights such as Fatou theorems and some Nevanlinna theory, as well as more recent topics, for example the corona theorem and the H1-BMO duality.
Some basic properties of analytic functions -- Properties of analytic mapping -- Approximation and continuation -- Harmonic and subharmonic functions -- Zeros, Growth and value distribution -- Harmonic functions and Fourier series -- Hp Spaces -- Ideals and the Corona theorem -- H1 and BMO.