The lemniscate starlike class Bohr-radius conjecture

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Let SL\mathcal{SL}^{*} denote the class of lemniscate starlike functions, associated with ψ(z)=1+z\psi(z)=\sqrt{1+z}. The Bohr-radius conjecture. The Bohr radius of SL\mathcal{SL}^{*} is r00.439229r_0\approx0.439229, where r0r_0 is the unique root in (0,1)(0,1) of

e2rexp(21+r2)=(1+1+r)2.e^2 r \exp(2\sqrt{1+r}-2)=(1+\sqrt{1+r})^2.

This conjecture is proposed using the coefficient-bound conjecture for the lemniscate starlike class and the Bohr-phenomenon method described in the paper; the asserted uniqueness and numerical value remain unsupported by a resolution in the supplied text.

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S. Sivaprasad Kumar and Kamaljeet Gangania, “On Certain Generalizations of S^*(ψ)”, arXiv:2007.06069 (2020).

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