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A proof of Campbell's subordination conjecture
2009
Complex Variables and Elliptic Equations
In the early 70's, D.M. Campbell published three papers on majorizationsubordination results for locally univalent functions. In particular, he showed that if F is linearly invariant of order α and if f is subordinate to F on {z : |z| < 1}, then f is majorized by F on {z : |z| < m(α)} where m(α) = α + 1 − √ α 2 + 2α, provided α ≥ 1.65. He conjectured, in fact, that this result also held for 1.65 > α ≥ 1. We review Campbell's proof and why the restriction α ≥ 1.65 arose in the proof. We then
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