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We consider analytic functions of the form \(f(z)=\sum _n{a_n z^n}\) with \(|f(z)|\le 1\) defined on the unit disc \(\mathbb {D}:=\{z\in \mathbb {C}:|z|<1\}\). Due to studies on the Bohr phenomenon concerning this class of functions, and recent results on the Bohr inequality of some integral operators, we are interested in Bohr inequalities pertaining to integral transforms. We first obtain a Bohr-type inequality for the (discrete) Fourier transform acting on the functions f defined above, alongside the associated Bohr radius. We find that this inequality is sharp, and that the constant dictating the Bohr radius cannot be improved. We obtain a secondary result by finding an expression for \(a:=|a_0|\) that maintains the Bohr inequality even if \(r:=|z|\) grows past the Bohr radius. We also investigate the behaviour of the Fourier transform of f as \(r\rightarrow 1\), by finding the limiting bound for the aforementioned transform. We prove that this bound is actually also sharp. We then study the (discrete) Laplace transform of f and obtain its relevant Bohr inequality.
Abstract We consider analytic functions of the form \(f(z)=\sum _n{a_n z^n}\) with \(|f(z)|le 1\) defined on the unit disc \(\mathbb {D}:=\{z\in \mathbb {C}:|z|<1\}\).由于对这一类函数的玻尔现象的研究,以及最近对一些积分算子的玻尔不等式的研究结果,我们对与积分变换有关的玻尔不等式很感兴趣。我们首先得到了作用于上面定义的函数 f 的(离散)傅立叶变换的玻尔型不等式,以及相关的玻尔半径。我们发现这个不等式非常尖锐,而且决定玻尔半径的常数无法改进。我们通过找到一个 \(a:=|a_0|\) 的表达式,得到了一个次要结果,即使 \(r:=|z|\) 超过玻尔半径增长,也能保持玻尔不等式。我们还研究了 f 作为 \(r\rightarrow 1\) 的傅立叶变换的行为,找到了上述变换的极限约束。我们证明这个界限实际上也很尖锐。然后,我们研究了 f 的(离散)拉普拉斯变换,并得到了与之相关的玻尔不等式。
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