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11 M. Elin The Galilee Research Center for Applied Mathematics of ORT Braude College Karmiel, Israel
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Continuous Semigroups
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33 Spirallike and starlike mappings
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44 In the one-dimensional settings - the well-known criteria of Nevanlinna, Study and Špaček In multi-dimensional situations – Suffridge, Gurganus, Pfaltzgraff, Gong, … In multi-dimensional situations – not all of the analogues hold, proofs are very complicated, examples are rather hard to construct. Spirallike and starlike mappings
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55 Since the work of Roper and Suffridge in 1995, there has been considerable interest in constructing holomorphic mappings of the unit ball in a Banach space with various geometric properties by using mappings with similar properties acting in a subspace. Such properties include convexity, starlikeness, spirallikeness, and so on. It is also of interest to extend subordination chains, semigroups and semigroup generators. Extension Operators
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Roper-Suffridge extension operator
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7 Modifications of R-S extension operator Pfaltzgraff, Suffridge, 1997 I.Graham, G.Kohr, M.Kohr, 2000 I.Graham, G.Kohr, 2000
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8 Modifications of R-S extension operator - the chain rule is invertible
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99 Some notations
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10 Main notation and notion
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11 Extension operators for semigroups
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12 Extensions of spirallike mappings and subordination chains
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13 Extensions of spirallike mappings
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14 Extensions of spirallike mappings
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15 Extensions of spirallike mappings
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16 Extension operator: Extreme Points, Support Points Further question
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Muir’s extension operator
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Geometric explanation
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Covering results
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Roper-Suffridge type operator
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Spiralikeness for Muir’s type operator
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23 Thank you for your attention!
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