Bieberbach conjecture

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The Bieberbach conjecture, now a theorem, is a landmark result in complex analysis that characterizes the size of Taylor coefficients of normalized univalent (injective) holomorphic functions on the unit disk.

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instanceOf mathematical conjecture
mathematical theorem
result in complex analysis
alsoKnownAs de Branges theorem NERFINISHED
assumes f is holomorphic on the open unit disk
f is injective on the open unit disk
f'(0)=1
f(0)=0
author Ludwig Bieberbach NERFINISHED
concerns bounds on Taylor coefficients
normalized univalent holomorphic functions on the unit disk
conclusion For normalized univalent functions on the unit disk, the nth Taylor coefficient has modulus at most n
countryOfOrigin Germany
domain unit disk
equalityCase Koebe function k(z)=\frac{z}{(1-z)^2} NERFINISHED
functions obtained from the Koebe function by rotation
extremalFunction Koebe function NERFINISHED
rotations of the Koebe function
field complex analysis
geometric function theory
implies area theorems for univalent functions
distortion theorems for univalent functions
growth estimates for univalent functions
influenced development of geometric function theory in the 20th century
involves analytic functions normalized at the origin
coefficient inequalities
extremal problems in conformal mapping
mainSubject Taylor coefficients
univalent functions
methodOfProof Hilbert space of entire functions
Loewner chain method NERFINISHED
namedAfter Ludwig Bieberbach NERFINISHED
partialResultsBy Aurel Wintner NERFINISHED
Charles Loewner NERFINISHED
J. A. Jenkins NERFINISHED
Ludwig Bieberbach NERFINISHED
Menahem Schiffer NERFINISHED
Paul Koebe NERFINISHED
Y. Komatu NERFINISHED
Zeev Nehari NERFINISHED
provedBy Louis de Branges NERFINISHED
relatedTo Koebe quarter theorem NERFINISHED
Loewner differential equation NERFINISHED
Schlicht functions
area theorem
univalent function theory
sharpness The bound |a_n| \le n is best possible
statement If f(z)=z+\sum_{n=2}^{\infty} a_n z^n is univalent on the unit disk, then |a_n| \le n for all n \ge 2
status proved
yearProposed 1916
yearProved 1984

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