Assume that Ω\Omega is a strongly convex domain, balanced with boundary of class C1C^{1}. Fix number p≥1p \geq 1. For any set EE which is circular and of type GδG_{\delta} in ∂Ω\partial\Omega we find a holomorphic function f∈O(Ω)f\in \mathbb{O}(\Omega) such that E=EΩp(f)={z∈∂Ω: ∫∣λ∣<1∣f(λz)∣pdL2(λ)=∞}.E=E_{\Omega}^{p}(f)=\left\{ z\in \partial \Omega: \:\int_{|\lambda| <1} \left|f(\lambda z)\right|^{p}d\mathfrak{L}^{2}(\lambda)=\infty\right\}.

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