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On the accuracy of asymptotic approximation of subharmonic functions by the logarithm of the modulus of an entire function
V. I. Lutsenkoa,
R. S. Yulmukhametovb a Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia
b Institute of Mathematics with Computing Centre, Ufa Science Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences, Ufa, Russia
Abstract:
We study the degree of possible accuracy of the asymptotic approximation of subharmonic functions by the logarithm of the modulus of an entire function. It is proved that if a subharmonic function
$u$ is twice differentiable and satisfies the condition
$$
m\le|z|\Delta u(z)\le M,\qquad|z|>0,
$$
where
$M,m>0$, then approximation with the accuracy
$q\ln|z|+O(1)$ with the constant
$q\in(0,\frac14)$ is possible only outside sets of non-
$C_0$-set. On the other hand, it is shown that approximation with the accuracy to
$q\ln|z|+O(1)$ with the constant
$q\ge\frac14$ is possible outside sets, that can be covered by circles
$B(z_k,r_k)$ so that
$$
\sum_{|z_k|\le R}r_k=O(R^{\frac34-q})
$$
when
$q\in\bigl[\frac14,\frac34\bigr]$ and
$$
\sum_{|z_k|\ge R}r_k=O(R^{\frac34-q})
$$
when
$q>\frac34$. In particular, these sets are
$C_0$-sets when
$q>\frac14$. In the second case, the approximating function is the same for all
$q\ge\frac14$, and this function is only a small modification of sine type functions, constructed by Yu. Lubarsky and M. Sodin.
Keywords:
subharmonic functions, entire functions.
UDC:
517.574 Received: 03.07.2010