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Rigidity of projection map and the growth of analytic functions.
for a single-valued meromorphic function F(w) in the punctured disc <70< log |M;|2B*, that is, f(Pι)=f(Pz) if Fo(p1)=F0(p2)t when f(p) satisfies the desired growth condition. Such a phenomenon was studied non-systematically by the various authors. Excepting the closed surface case, the first one who explained the phenomenon is Selberg [5]. However his ramification theorem in his celebrated theory [4], that is,