Disproving of a Shash hypothesis concerning univalent functions (in Ukrainian) |
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| Author |
Department of Mechanics and Mathematics, Lviv University, Universytetska
1, Lviv, 290602, Ukraine
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| Abstract |
It is disproved the following Shah conjecture: if for an increasing
sequence $(n_p)$ such that $\Sigma_{p=1}^\infty\frac1{n^p}=\infty$ a
function $f$ and all its derivatives $f^{(n_p)}$ are univalent in
$\Bbb D=\{z\,:\,|z| < 1\}$, then $f$ is an entire function. A necessary and
sufficient condition is given that for every univalent in $\Bbb D$ function
$f$ the univalence of all the derivatives $f^{(n_p)}$ implies that $f$ is
entire.
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| Keywords |
Shah conjecture, increasing sequence, derivatives, univalent function, unit disk, entire function
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| DOI |
doi:10.30970/ms.2.1.46-48
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Reference |
1. Shah S.M. Analytic functions with univalent derivatives and entire functions of exponential type // Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 1972. V.78, N.2. P.110–118.
2. Miller S.S. Problems in complex function theory // Complex Anal. Proc. S.U.N.Y. Brockport conf. New York-Basel. 1978. P.167–177. 3. Шеремета М.М. О целых функциях с однолистыми в круге производными // Укр. мат. журн. 1991. Т.43, N.3. С.400–406. Department of Mechanics and Mathematics, Lviv University, Universytetska 1, Lviv, 290602, Ukraine |
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46-48
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| Volume |
2
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| Issue |
1
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| Year |
1993
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| Journal |
Matematychni Studii
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