Let
be a
complex analytic function. The Julia quotient is given by the ratio between the distance of
to the boundary
of
and the
distance of
to
the boundary of
.
A classical Julia–Carathéodory-type theorem states that if there is a sequence tending
to
in the
boundary of
along which the Julia quotient is bounded, then the function
can be
extended to
such that
is nontangentially continuous and differentiable at
and
is in the boundary
of
. We develop an
extended theory when
and
are taken to be the upper half-plane which corresponds to averaged boundedness
of the Julia quotient on sets of controlled tangential approach, so-called
-Stolz regions, and
higher-order regularity, including but not limited to higher-order differentiability, which we measure
using
-regularity.
Applications are given, including perturbation theory and moment problems.
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