
arXiv: 2002.00804
We consider random analytic functions given by a Taylor series with independent, centered complex Gaussian coefficients. We give a new sufficient condition for such a function to have bounded mean oscillations. Under a mild regularity assumption this condition is optimal. Using a theorem of Holland and Walsh, we give as a corollary a new bound for the norm of a random Gaussian Hankel matrix. Finally, we construct some exceptional Gaussian analytic functions which in particular disprove the conjecture that a random analytic function with bounded mean oscillations always has vanishing mean oscillations.
33 pages
Random power series in one complex variable, Gaussian analytic functions, Mathematics - Complex Variables, BMO-spaces, bounded mean oscillation, Probability (math.PR), FOS: Mathematics, 30B20 (Primary), 30H35, 47B80 (Secondary), random analytic functions, Complex Variables (math.CV), Mathematics - Probability
Random power series in one complex variable, Gaussian analytic functions, Mathematics - Complex Variables, BMO-spaces, bounded mean oscillation, Probability (math.PR), FOS: Mathematics, 30B20 (Primary), 30H35, 47B80 (Secondary), random analytic functions, Complex Variables (math.CV), Mathematics - Probability
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