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Multiple interpolation and extremal functions in the Bergman spaces

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Multiple interpolation sequences for the Bergman space are characterized. In addition, relationships between interpolation sequences and extremal functions are explored.

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Krosky, M., Schuster, A.P. Multiple interpolation and extremal functions in the Bergman spaces. J. Anal. Math. 85, 141–156 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02788077

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