From (1) it follows that y ( z ) has in zk a zero of order not less than vk . Since y ( z ) is holomorphic in the neighborhood of every point of %'K (including z = a), it follows from Hypothesis 6, that y ( z ) vanishes identically in VK. On the other hand, we have for large IzJ of 5. 1 We say tha
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On approximation by rational functions with prescribed numerator degree inLpspaces
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