Schur class

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In mathematics, the Schur class consists of the Schur functions: the holomorphic functions from the open unit disk to the closed unit disk. These functions were studied by Schur (1918).

The Schur parameters γj of a Schur function f0 are defined recursively by

\gamma _{j}=f_{j}(0)
zf_{{j+1}}={\frac  {f_{j}(z)-\gamma _{j}}{1-\overline {\gamma _{j}}f_{j}(z)}}.

The Schur parameters γj all have absolute value at most 1.

This gives a continued fraction expansion of the Schur function f0 by repeatedly using the fact that

f_{j}(z)=\gamma _{j}+{\frac  {1-|\gamma _{j}|^{2}}{\overline {\gamma _{j}}+{\frac  {1}{zf_{{j+1}}(z)}}}}

which gives

f_{0}(z)=\gamma _{0}+{\frac  {1-|\gamma _{0}|^{2}}{\overline {\gamma _{0}}+{\frac  {1}{z\gamma _{1}+{\frac  {z(1-|\gamma _{1}|^{2})}{\overline {\gamma _{1}}+{\frac  {1}{z\gamma _{2}+\cdots }}}}}}}}.

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