A criterion of univalence in $C^n$ in terms of the Schwarzian derivative
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Univalence criterion, Schwarzian derivative, Loewner chain, Halley method.Abstract
By using the using the Loewner Chain Theory, we obtain a new criterion of univalence in $C^n$ in terms of the Schwarzian derivative introduced in [3] by using the arguments in [8]. We as well derive explicitly the formula given in [3] by relating the Schwarzian derivative with the numerical method of approximation of zeros due to Halley.
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