Bloch theorem

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Bloch theorem is a fundamental result in complex analysis stating that any holomorphic function on the unit disk with bounded derivative maps some subdisk onto a disk of a universal minimum radius, known as Bloch's constant.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf theorem in complex analysis
appliesTo holomorphic functions on simply connected domains via conformal maps
assumption derivative of the function is bounded on the unit disk
function is holomorphic on the unit disk
concerns holomorphic functions
conclusion there exists a subdisk of the unit disk whose image contains a disk of radius at least Bloch constant
domainCondition unit disk in the complex plane
field complex analysis
guarantees existence of a universal positive lower bound for the radius of an image disk
hasUnknownParameter exact value of Bloch constant is not known
historicalPeriod early 20th century mathematics
implies normal families type estimates for holomorphic functions
introduces Bloch constant NERFINISHED
involves derivative estimates for holomorphic functions
image disks under holomorphic maps
subdisks of the unit disk
language mathematical analysis
lowerBound Bloch constant has known positive lower bounds NERFINISHED
mathematicalSubjectClassification 30C80
30D45
namedAfter André Bloch NERFINISHED
objectOfStudy local behavior of holomorphic functions
quantifier existential subdisk of the unit disk
universal constant independent of the particular holomorphic function
relatedTo Bloch constant NERFINISHED
Koebe quarter theorem NERFINISHED
Landau theorem NERFINISHED
Schwarz lemma NERFINISHED
statementForm for every holomorphic function with bounded derivative on the unit disk there exists a point and radius such that the image contains a disk of universal radius
typeOf distortion theorem
existence theorem
upperBound Bloch constant has known finite upper bounds NERFINISHED
usedIn conformal mapping theory
geometric function theory
theory of normal families
value distribution theory

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Schwarz lemma relatedResult Bloch theorem