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Yoshida, Hidenobu

On the boundary properties and the spherical derivatives of meromorphic functions in the unit disc. (English) Zbl 0245.30029

Math. Z. 132, 51-68 (1973).
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30D40 Cluster sets, prime ends, boundary behavior
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