The harmonic Landau radius , for
, is the supremum of the
numbers
such that every complex-valued harmonic function
on the unit
disk satisfying
,
, and
is univalent
on
,
where
and
are analytic functions and
Liu et al. (2020) conjectured that . Their theorem under the stronger
hypothesis
does not imply this assertion under the bound
.
Kalaj et al. (2014) gave a lower bound for .
Borovikov (2026) constructed explicit bounded complex-valued harmonic
functions whose jacobian determinants vanish before
the classical holomorphic Landau radius whenever
. The upper
bound from these counterexamples and the earlier
lower bound have the same leading term, proving
as
(Borovikov 2026).
The harmonic Landau radius concerns a guaranteed disk of univalence for normalized bounded complex-valued harmonic functions and is distinct from the Landau constant, which concerns disks contained in images of normalized analytic functions.