Abstract
The basic interpolation problem for Schur functions is: Find all Schur functions s(z)for which s (0) has a given value. In this paper we consider the same basic interpolation problem but now for the class of generalized Schur functions with finitely many negative squares which are holomorphic at z = 0. In Section3 its solutions are given by three fractional linear transformations in which the main parameter runs through a subset of the class of generalized Schur functions.
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