Normal holomorphic maps from C to a projective space
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A theorem of A. Ostrowski describing meromorphic functions f such that the family {f(λz) : λ ∈ C∗} is normal, is generalized to holomorphic maps from C∗ to a projective space. MSC 2010: 30D45, 32A19.
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