October 2021
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Kodai Mathematical Journal
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October 2021
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56 Reads
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4 Citations
Kodai Mathematical Journal
June 2021
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36 Reads
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2 Citations
Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
Given two permutable entire functions f and g, we establish vital relationship between escaping sets of entire functions f, g and their composition. We provide some families of transcendental entire functions for which Eremenko’s conjecture holds. In addition, we investigate the dynamical properties of the mapping
July 2020
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In this paper, we have explored some of the basic properties of the Bungee set of a transcendental entire function. We have provided a class of permutable entire functions for which their Bungee sets are equal. Moreover, we have given a class of permutable entire functions for which the escaping set of the composite entire function equals the union of the escaping sets of the two functions. In addition, we provide an important relation between the Bungee set of composite entire function with the Bungee set of individual functions.
April 2020
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86 Reads
We show that the higher order linear differential equation possesses all solutions of infinite order under certain conditions by extending the work of authors about second order differential equation \cite{dsm2}.
October 2019
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33 Reads
The notion of nearly abelian rational semigroup was introduced by Hinkannen and Martin. In this paper, we have introduced the notion of nearly abelian transcendental semigroup. We have extended the results of nearly abelian rational semigroups to the best possible class of nearly abelian transcendental semigroups. We have given a class of functions which nearly permute with a given transcendental entire function. In addition, a relation between the postsingular set of composition of two entire functions with that of individual functions is obtained.
October 2019
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72 Reads
In this paper, we have considered second order non-homogeneous linear differential equations having entire coefficients. We have established conditions ensuring non-existence of finite order solution of such type of differential equations.
September 2019
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116 Reads
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1 Citation
In this paper, we establish transcendental entire function A(z) and polynomial B(z) such that the differential equation f +A(z)f +B(z)f = 0, has all non-trivial solution of infinite order. We use the notion of critical rays of the function e P (z) , where A(z) = d(z)e P (z) with some restrictions.
October 2018
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80 Reads
In this paper, we establish transcendental entire function A(z) and polynomial B(z) such that the differential equation f ′′ + A(z)f ′ + B(z)f = 0, has all non-trivial solution of infinite order. We use the notion of critical rays of the function e P (z) , where A(z) = d(z)e P (z) with some restrictions.
October 2018
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57 Reads
In this paper, we establish transcendental entire function A(z) and polynomial B(z) such that the differential equation , has all non-trivial solution of infinite order. We use the notion of \emph{critical rays} of the function , where with some restrictions.
September 2016
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We study some relation between escaping sets of two permutable entire functions. In addition, we investigate the dynamical properties of the map $f(z)=z+1+e^{-z}.
... Then, there exists a positive integer k satisfying 2π n = k 2 m+2 , that is, m + 2 = kn, which contradicts n ∤ m + 2. Thus, we complete the proof. □ Theorem 2 is motivated by Theorem C given by Kumar and Saini [12]. They considered, A(z) has Fabry gaps and ρ(B) < ρ(A). ...
October 2021
Kodai Mathematical Journal
... The motivation for the proof comes from [13] Let's consider two commuting functions of class B i.e. f • g = g • f . Functions of class B have the property that J(f ) = J(g) and therefore J(f • g) = J(f ) [10], which implies that F (f • g) = F (f ) = F (g). ...
June 2021
Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
... The conditions on the coe‰cients of equation (1) have been studied so that all solutions of (1) are of infinite order [2,16,17]. In [7,8,9,10,11], certain conditions have been established on the coe‰cients of associated homogeneous di¤erential equation (2) for the existence of non-trivial solutions of infinite order. We note here that if all non-trivial solutions of equation (2) are of infinite order under certain conditions, then it may happen that there is a finite order solution of equation (1) under the same conditions. ...
September 2019
... Also, they [6] proved that for any transcendental semigroup, it is forward invariant and later Kumar et.al. [7] proved that for any abelian transcendental semigroup escaping set is backward invariant. Also, they [7] proved that J(H) ∩ I (H) = ∅ and J(H) = ∂I (H) where J(H) is Julia set of transcendental entire semigroup H. Later, Subedi [5] introduced another version of escaping set of holomorphic semigroup. ...
October 2014
... In the second section, we have extended the results of nearly abelian rational semigroups to the best possible class of nearly abelian transcendental semigroups. Moreover, we have extended some of the results of [13,14,15] to nearly abelian transcendental semigroups. ...
April 2014
Proceedings Mathematical Sciences
... The motivation for the proof comes from [13] Let's consider two commuting functions of class B i.e. f • g = g • f . Functions of class B have the property that J(f ) = J(g) and therefore J(f • g) = J(f ) [10], which implies that F (f • g) = F (f ) = F (g). This implies that a point z 0 ∈ J(f • g) can't belong to F (g) (or F (f )), because that would imply that z 0 ∈ F (f • g) as well, and that's a clear contradiction (since I(f • g) is contained in J(f )). ...
January 2014
Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
... Recall that if g and h are transcendental entire functions and f is a continuous map of the complex plane into itself with f @BULLET g = h @BULLET f, then g and h are said to be semiconjugated by f and f is called a semiconjugacy [5]. In [11], the first author considered the dynamics of semiconjugated entire functions and provided several conditions under which the semiconjugacy carries Fatou set of one entire function into Fatou set of other entire function appearing in the semiconjugation. Furthermore, it was shown that under certain conditions on the growth of entire functions appearing in the semiconjugation, the set of asymptotic values of the derivative of composition of the entire functions is bounded. ...
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107-114 Kumar HRI 631
August 2013
Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society
... Lemma 3.7 (Theorem 2.1(ii) of [15]). Let f and g be permutable transcendental entire functions. ...
July 2013
... Singh [2] constructed examples of composition of transcendental entire functions whose dynamics is different from its individual factors. This result was further extended to infinitely many such domains in [11]. Many authors have studied existence of wandering domains in rather different ways. ...
July 2015
Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society