Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4622126 | Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications | 2007 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Let LL be the set of all entire functions f such that for given ϵ>0ϵ>0,logL(r,f)>(1−ϵ)logM(r,f)logL(r,f)>(1−ϵ)logM(r,f) for all r outside a set of logarithmic density zero. Let F=⋃K⩾1FKF=⋃K⩾1FK where FKFK is the set of all transcendental entire functions f such that loglogM(r,f)⩾(logr)1K. If h=fN○fN−1○⋯○f1h=fN○fN−1○⋯○f1 where fi∈F∩Lfi∈F∩L(i=1,…,N)(i=1,…,N), then it is shown that h has no unbounded Fatou component.
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Authors
Anand P. Singh,