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The well known maximum modulus principle tells us that holomorphic functions take their maximum on the boundary of bounded domains. Theorems of Phragmén-Lindelöf-type generalise this to types of unbounded domains at the imposition of some growth condition in the domain's interior. On vertical strips, this bound can be made more precise: showing logarithmic convexity with respect to the values on the strip's boundary. This result serves as the basis for the so-called method of complex interpolation, a general way of constructing intermediate spaces between two Banach-spaces.