Rational approximation conjecture for ×(2,3)-circular Carathéodory functions

Let D\mathbb{D} be the unit disk, and let Cara(D;2,3)\operatorname{Cara}(\mathbb{D};2,3) be the set of Carathéodory functions that are ×2- and ×3-circular, where ×nn-circular means ψ(zn)=1nk=0n1ψ(e2πik/nz)\psi(z^n)=\frac1n\sum_{k=0}^{n-1}\psi(e^{2\pi i k/n}z) for every zDz\in\mathbb{D}. Rational approximation conjecture. Every element of Cara(D;2,3)\operatorname{Cara}(\mathbb{D};2,3) is a compact-uniform limit of rational elements of Cara(D;2,3)\operatorname{Cara}(\mathbb{D};2,3). The source presents this as a complex-analytic formulation related to the preceding rationality claim; it gives no evidence of resolution.

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Peter Burton and Jane Panangaden, “Formulations of Furstenberg's 2 3 conjecture in complex analysis and operator algebras”, arXiv:2410.22701 (2024).

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