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By the maximum modulus principle, is bounded in the angular domain (3.7).
By the maximum modulus principle, (mathbb {C}{setminus } T_k) is connected for each k.
Now (phi _{n_k}(p)) converges on (widetilde{A}), then (phi _{n_k}) on (widetilde{A}) converges to a finite limit, and hence on A by the maximum modulus principle.
end{aligned}Furthermore, the set (B_{eta } z_0)) intersects sense-preserving region, since, otherwise, (log |p' z)|) would be constant over (B_eta (z_0)) by the maximum modulus principle.
By the maximum modulus theorem, it is easy to see that if is a strong peak point of and, then is contained in the unit sphere of.
If (lambda<0) or (lambda>alpha), by the maximum modulus principle, it is easy to see that (S_{alpha,lambda}) consists of constants.
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Then, by applying the maximum modulus principle for the polynomial P ( z ) when | k | ≤ 1, max | z | = k | P ( z ) | ≤ max | z | = 1 | P ( z ) |.
Indeed, if there is a connected component without a critical point, by applying the maximum modulus principle to f z) and 1/f z) with (|f z)|=1) on the boundary of that component, we have that f is a unimodular constant, a contradiction.
By the principle of the maximum modulus, h is a constant function, and (h z)=g(1)=1), and hence (g z) equiv z^{k}), which yields the assertion (17).
Then by making use of the maximum modulus principle for the polynomial p ( z ) when k ≤ 1, we get M = max | z | = k | p ( z ) | ≤ max | z | = 1 | p ( z ) |. This, in conjunction with (2.13), gives the result.
The maximum modulus is obtained by the smallest values of "z" and "y" parameters; for example, z = 0.00001 and y = 0.00001 (they cannot be 0).
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