Abstract

If φφ is an analytic function from the unit disk D\mathbb{D} to itself, and φφ is not a conformal automorphism, we denote by λφλ_φ its Denjoy-Wolff point, that is, the limit of the iterates φ(φ(⋯φ(0)⋯ ))φ(φ(\cdotsφ(0)\cdots)). A result of Heins shows that, given a sequence (φn)n∈N(φ_{n})_{n\in\mathbb{N}} of such analytic functions that convergence pointwise to φφ, it follows that lim⁡n→∞λφn=λφ\lim_{n\to\infty}λ_{φ_{n}}=λ_φ. This allows us to improve results about the contnuous extensions of the subordination functions that arise in the study of free convolutions. We also offer an alternate proof of the result of Heins.

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