Some inequalities for inner radii of partially overlapping domains

In this paper we consider a problem on an extremal decomposition of the complex plane in the geometric function theory.

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fulltext Збiрник праць Iн-ту математики НАН України 2017, том 14, № 1, 82–89 УДК 517.54 L.V. Vyhivska (Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv) liudmylavygivska@ukr.net Some inequalities for inner radii of partially overlapping domains Dedicated to Prof. Yu. B. Zelinskii on the occasion of his 70th birthday In this paper we consider a problem on an extremal decomposition of the complex plane in the geometric function theory. У данiй роботi розглядається задача екстремального розбиття компле- ксної площини у геометричнiй теорiї функцiй. 1. Denotations and definitions. Let N, R be the sets of natural and real numbers, respectively, C be the complex plane, C = C ∪ {∞} be its one-point compactification, and R+ = (0,∞). Let r(D,a) be an inner radius of the domain D ⊂ C with respect to the point a ∈ D (cf., e.g., [1–4]). An inner radius is a generalization of a conformal radius for multiply connected domains. An inner radius of the domainD is associated with the generalized Green’s function gD(z,a) of the domain D by the relations gD(z,a) = ln 1 |z − a| + ln r(D,a) + o(1), z → a, gD(z,∞) = ln |z|+ ln r(D,∞) + o(1), z →∞. For a system of points An := {ak : a0 = 0, |ak| = 1, k = 0,n} and for an open set D, An ⊂ D, we denote by D(ak) a connected component of D containing ak, k = 0,n. c© L.V. Vyhivska, 2017 Some inequalities for inner radii of partially overlapping domains 83 Denote by Pk := {w : arg ak < argw < arg ak+1}, an+1 := a1, αk := 1 π arg ak+1 ak , αn+1 := α1, k = 1,n, ∑n k=1 αk = 2. We denote by Dk(0) := D(0) ∩ P k, Dk(ak) := D(ak) ∩ P k, Dk(ak+1) := D(ak+1) ∩ P k, for each k = 1,n, an+1 := a1. The open set D, An ⊂ D, satisfies the non-overlapping condition with respect to the system of points An, if the equality [Dk(0) ∩Dk(ak)] ∪ [Dk(0) ∩Dk(ak+1)] ∪ [Dk(ak) ∩Dk(ak+1)] = ∅, 1 ≤ k ≤ n, holds for all different points ak which belong to P k. The system of domains {Dk}nk=0 satisfies a partially overlapping condi- tion with respect to the system of points An, if the open set D = ∪nk=0Dk satisfies the non-overlapping condition with respect to the system An. 2. Formulation of the problem. The main goal of the work is to obtain a sharp upper bound for the functional Jn(γ) = rγ (D0,0) n∏ k=1 r (Dk,ak) where γ ∈ R+, |ak| = 1, a0 = 0, {Dk}nk=0 are the system of partially overlapping domains such that ak ∈ Dk ⊂ C for k = 0, n. The problem was formulated in the work [1]. 3. Results and proofs. The following theorem strengthens the main result of the work [5]. Theorem 1. Let n ∈ N, n > 4, γ ∈ (0, γn], γ4 = 4,17, γ5 = 5,71, γ6 = 7,5, γ7 = 9,53, γ8 = 11,81, and γn = 0,1215n2 for n > 9. Then for any different points of the unit circle |ak| = 1 such that 0 < αk < 2/ √ γ, k = 1,n, and for any system domains Dk, ak ∈ Dk ⊂ C, k = 0,n, which satisfy the partially overlapping condition with respect to points of the unit circle, the following inequality holds Jn(γ) ≤ ( 4 n )n ( 4γ n2 ) γ n( 1− γ n2 )n+ γ n ( 1− √ γ n 1 + √ γ n )2 √ γ . (1) The equality is attained if ak and Dk, k = 0,n, are, respectively, poles 84 L.V. Vyhivska and circular domains of the quadratic differential Q(w)dw2 = − (n2 − γ)wn + γ w2(wn − 1)2 dw2. Proof. Let domains Dk, k = 0,n, satisfy conditions of Theorem, and we have the open set D = ∪nk=0Dk. Then the inequality r(Dk,ak) ≤ r(D,ak), holds, and, obviously, we obtain rγ(D0,0) n∏ k=1 r(Dk,ak) ≤ rγ(D,0) n∏ k=1 r(D,ak). Further, consider the system of functions: ζ = πk(w) = −i ( e−iθkw ) 1 αk , k = 1,n. The family of the functions {πk(w)}nk=1 is called admissible for the separating transformation of the open set D, with respect to the angles {Pk}nk=1. Let M (1) k , k = 1,n, denote the domain of the plane ζ, obtai- ned as a result of the union of the connected component of the set πk(D ⋂ P k) containing the point πk(ak) with the own symmetric reflecti- on with respect to the imaginary axis. In turn, by M (2) k , k = 1,n, one denotes the domain of the plain Cζ , which are obtained as a result of the union of the connected component of the set πk(D ⋂ P k) containi- ng the point πk(ak+1) with the own symmetric reflection with respect to the imaginary axis, πn(an+1) := πn(a1). Moreover, we denote M (0) k as the domain of the plane Cζ , obtained as a result of the union of the connected component of the set πk(D ⋂ P k) containing the point ζ = 0 with the own symmetric reflection with respect to the imagi- nary axis. Denote by πk(ak) := m (1) k , πk(ak+1) := m (2) k , k = 1,n, πn(an+1) := m (2) n . From the definition of the function πk, it follows that |πk(w)−m(1) k | ∼ 1 αk · |w − ak|, w → ak, w ∈ Pk, |πk(w)−m(2) k | ∼ 1 αk · |w − ak+1|, w → ak+1, w ∈ Pk, Some inequalities for inner radii of partially overlapping domains 85 |πk(w)| ∼ |w| 1 αk , w → 0, w ∈ Pk. Further, using the result of the papers [1,2], we obtain the inequality r (D, ak) ≤ [ αkαk−1r ( M (1) k ,m (1) k ) r ( M (2) k ,m (2) k )] 1 2 , k = 1,n, (2) r (D, 0) ≤ [ n∏ k=1 rα 2 k ( M (0) k ,0 )] 1 2 . (3) From inequalities ((2)), ((3)), we obtain the inequality Jn(γ) ≤ n∏ k=1 αk [ n∏ k=1 rγα 2 k ( M (0) k ,0 ) r ( M (1) k ,m (1) k ) r ( M (2) k ,m (2) k )] 1 2 . Using the technique developed in [4, p. 269–274], we obtain the estimate Jn(γ) 6 ( n∏ k=1 αk )[ n∏ k=1 rα 2 kγ ( G (0) k ,0 ) r ( G (1) k ,− i ) r ( G (2) k ,i )] 1 2 , (4) where G(0) k , G (1) k , G (2) k are circular domains of the quadratic differential Q(w)dw2 = (4− α2 kγ)w2 − α2 kγ w2(w2 + 1)2 dw2, such that 0 ∈ G(0) k , −i ∈ G(1) k , i ∈ G(2) k . Let S(x) = 2x 2+6 · xx 2 · (2− x)− 1 2 (2−x) 2 · (2 + x)− 1 2 (2+x) 2 , x ∈ [0,2]. Then, from inequality (4) according to [1, 2], we obtain the estimate Jn(γ) 6 γ−n/2 ( n∏ k=1 αk )[ n∏ k=1 S(x) ] 1 2 6 γ−n/2 [ n∏ k=1 L(x) ] 1 2 , where L(x) = 2x 2+6 · xx 2+2 · (2− x)− 1 2 (2−x) 2 · (2 + x)− 1 2 (2+x) 2 , x ∈ [0,2]. Consider the extremal problem n∏ k=1 L(xk) −→ max; n∑ k=1 xk = 2 √ γ, 86 L.V. Vyhivska xk = αk √ γ, 0 < xk 6 2. Let F (x) = ln (L(x)) and X(0) = { x (0) k }n k=1 is any set of extremal points of the problem which is considered above. Repeating the arguments of [5] we obtain the statement: if 0 < x (0) k < x (0) j < 2, k 6= j, then the following equalities hold: F ′(x (0) k ) = F ′(x (0) j ), k,j = 1,n, k 6= j, F ′(x) = 2x ln 2x+ (2− x) ln(2− x)− −(2 + x) ln(2 + x) + 2 x (see Fig. 1). Fig. 1: A graph of the function F ′(x) Let us verify that for the above-accepted relati- ons the following condition is valid: x (0) 1 = = x (0) 2 = . . . = x (0) n . Let F ′(x) = h, y0 6 h 6 1, y0 ≈ −0,17. Consider values h: h1 = 1, h2 = 0,95, h3 = 0,9, h4 = 0,85, · · · , h23 = −0,15, h24 = −0,17. We need to find a solution of the equation: F ′(x) = hk, k = 1,24. (5) For every hk ∈ [y0, 1] the equation has two solutions: x1(hk) ∈ (0, x0], x2(hk) ∈ (x0, 2], x0 ≈ 1,324683. Some inequalities for inner radii of partially overlapping domains 87 Results of direct calculations are given in the following table. k hk x1(hk) x2(hk) 3x1(hk) + x2(hk+1) 4x1(hk) + x2(hk+1) 1 1,00 0,697331 2,000000 2 0,95 0,708144 1,992640 4,084633 4,781964 3 0,90 0,719344 1,983233 4,107666 4,815810 4 0,85 0,730957 1,972549 4,130581 4,849925 5 0,80 0,743014 1,960786 4,153657 4,884614 6 0,75 0,755550 1,948028 4,177071 4,920085 7 0,70 0,768602 1,934315 4,200964 4,956513 8 0,65 0,782217 1,919654 4,225462 4,994064 9 0,60 0,796446 1,904035 4,250687 5,032904 10 0,55 0,811347 1,887429 4,276766 5,073211 11 0,50 0,826991 1,869791 4,303831 5,115178 12 0,45 0,843462 1,851059 4,332032 5,159023 13 0,40 0,860858 1,831149 4,361534 5,204996 14 0,35 0,879304 1,809955 4,392531 5,253389 15 0,30 0,898950 1,787338 4,425249 5,304553 16 0,25 0,919989 1,763115 4,459964 5,358914 17 0,20 0,942675 1,737044 4,497012 5,417001 18 0,15 0,967348 1,708794 4,536819 5,479494 19 0,10 0,994487 1,677892 4,579935 5,547283 20 0,00 1,059462 1,604865 4,588325 5,582811 21 -0,05 1,100561 1,559491 4,737878 5,797340 22 -0,10 1,152868 1,502748 4,804430 5,904991 23 -0,15 1,234855 1,416172 4,874775 6,027642 24 -0,17 1,324683 1,324683 5,029248 6,264103 Taking into consideration properties of the function F ′(x) and the condition of Theorem, we obtain the following inequality from the table, respectively, for n = 4,8, hk 6 h 6 hk+1, k = 1,23: n∑ k=1 xk(h) > (n− 1)x1(hk) + x2(hk+1) > 2 √ γn, Thus, the case { x (0) k }n k=1 ∈ (0, x0], x0 ≈ 1,324683, n = 4,8, is possible only for the extremal set X(0), and, therefore, x(0)1 = x (0) 2 = · · · = x (0) n . The inequality (x1(hk)− 0,6973)n+ (x2(hk+1)− x1(hk)) > 0, n > 9, the proof of which is based on the technique developed in [5], is true for roots of the equation (5). 88 L.V. Vyhivska Then nx1(hk) + (x2(hk+1)− x1(hk)) > 0,6973n. Solving the inequality 0,6973n > 2 √ γn, conclude that γn = 0,1215n2, for n > 9. Therefore, in the case n > 9, the set of the points { x (0) k }n k=1 can not be the extremal, provided x(0)n ∈ (x0; 2]. Then, the case may be only for the extremal set { x (0) k }n k=1 , when x (0) k ∈ (0, x0], k = 1,n, and x (0) 1 = x (0) 2 = = . . . = x (0) n . For all γ < γn, n > 9, all the previous reasoning holds. The Theorem is proved Corollary 1. Let n ∈ N, n > 4, γ ∈ (0, γn], γ4 = 4,17, γ5 = 5,71, γ6 = 7,5, γ7 = 9,53, γ8 = 11,81, and γn = 0,1215n2 for n > 9. Then for any different points of the unit circle |ak| = 1 such that 0 < αk < 2/ √ γ, k = 1,n, and for any system domains Dk, ak ∈ Dk ⊂ C, k = 0,n, which satisfy the partially overlapping condition with respect to points of a unit circle, the following inequality holds rγ (D0,0) n∏ k=1 r (Dk,ak) ≤ rγ (Λ0,0) n∏ k=1 r (Λk,λk) , where λk and Λk, k = 0,n, are, respectively, poles and circular domains of the quadratic differential Q(w)dw2 = − (n2 − γ)wn + γ w2(wn − 1)2 dw2. Corollary 2 ( [5,6] ). Let n ∈ N, n > l ∈ {5,4} (l = 5 in [5], l = 4 in [6]), γ ∈ (0, γn], γn = n. Then for different points of the unit circle |ak| = 1 such that 0 < αk < 2/ √ γ, k = 0,n, and for any non-overlapping domains Bk, ak ∈ Bk ⊂ C, k = 1,n, a0 = 0 ∈ B0, the inequality (1) holds. The equality is attained under the same condition as in Theorem 1. Acknowledgments. The author is greatly indebted to Professor Aleksander Bakhtin for reading a draft version of this paper and providing numerous suggestions. 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