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arxiv: 1305.1983 · v1 · pith:TVTPNI4Anew · submitted 2013-05-09 · 🧮 math.CV

Restricted Admissible Limit for Domains of Finite Type

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keywords domainsfiniteresulttypeadmissibleballbehaviorboundary
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We investigate the boundary behavior of holomorphic functions with respect to a family of curves in a domain of finite type. This work is a generalization of \u{C}irka's classical result on the unit ball and it supplements the result by Cima and Krantz on the Lindel\"{o}f principle for general domains. See [KRA2] for some recent developments in this subject

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