On real part theorem for the higher derivatives of analytic functions in the unit disk

Mathematics – Complex Variables

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Let $n$ be a positive integer. Let $\mathbf U$ be the unit disk, $p\ge 1$ and let $h^p(\mathbf U)$ be the Hardy space of harmonic functions. Kresin and Maz'ya in a recent paper found the representation for the function $H_{n,p}(z)$ in the inequality $$|f^{(n)} (z)|\leq H_{n,p}(z)\|\Re(f-\mathcal P_l)\|_{h^p(\mathbf U)}, \ \ \ \Re f\in h^p(\mathbf U), z\in \mathbf U,$$ where $\mathcal P_l$ is a polynomial of degree $l\le n-1$. We find or represent the sharp constant $C_{p,n}$ in the inequality $H_{n,p}(z)\le \frac{C_{p,n}}{(1-|z|^2)^{1/p+n}}$. This extends a recent result of the second author and Markovi\'c, where it was considered the case $n=1$ only. As a corollary, an inequality for the modulus of the $n-{th}$ derivative of an analytic function defined in a complex domain with the bounded real part is obtained. This result improves some recent result of Kresin and Maz'ya.

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