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On the Eccentric Spectra of the Line Graph of Starlike Trees
A tree is called starlike if it has exactly one vertex with a degree greater than two. In this paper, we determine the eccentricity spectrum of the line graphs of starlike trees and compute their eccentric energy. Furthermore, we establish that the eccentricity matrix of the line graph of any starlike tree is irreducible.
S. Balamoorthy +4 more
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Certain Constraints for Functions Provided by Touchard Polynomials
Since finding solutions to integral equations is usually challenging analytically, approximate methods are often required, one of which is based on Touchard polynomials. This paper examines the necessary constraints for the functions Ϝετς,Πε,τ,ςℏ, and the integral operator Lετς, defined by Touchard polynomials, to be in the comprehensive subclass ∁η(q3,
Tariq Al-Hawary +3 more
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Certain classes of starlike functions. [PDF]
The author introduces a one parameter family of starlike mappings in the unit disk by proving that if f(z) is analytic in \(| z| 0. \] The proof is based on an extended version of the author's lemma in Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 76, 254-274 (1954; Zbl 0057.311). Some applications are also given.
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This study explores the geometric properties of normalized Gaussian hypergeometric functions in a certain subclass of analytic functions. This work investigates the inclusion properties of integral operators associated with generalized Bessel functions of the first kind.
Manas Kumar Giri +2 more
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This paper establishes new applications of q‐calculus for meromorphic harmonic functions, utilizing concepts of convolutions, subordination, and the q‐difference operator. We introduce the q‐Ruscheweyh‐type derivative operator for meromorphic harmonic functions and utilize it to define and explore novel subclasses related to Janowski functions.
Ahmad A. Abubaker, Abdul Rauf Khan
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On the hadamard products of Schlicht functions and applications
We show that each of the schlicht classes of starlike, convex, close-to-convex and strongly starlike with respect to symmetric points is invariant under the Hadamard product with the class of convex functions.
H. S. Al-Amiri
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Boundary Behavior of Starlike Functions [PDF]
For a starlike function f, we impose a geometric condition on the image of the open unit disc by the mapping w = z f ′ ( z ) / f ( z ) w = zf’(z)/f(z) to insure that f be one-to-one on the closed unit disc ...
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Coefficient estimates for some classes of functions associated with \(q\)-function theory
In this paper, for every $q\in(0,1)$, we obtain the Herglotz representation theorem and discuss the Bieberbach type problem for the class of $q$-convex functions of order $\alpha, 0\le ...
Agrawal, Sarita
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Subordination Properties of Bi‐Univalent Functions Involving Horadam Polynomials
In this research, we investigate a family of q‐extensions defined on an open unit disk, which is based on bi‐univalent functions associated with differential subordination. Next, we define certain classes of bi‐univalent functions using generalized Horadam polynomials.
Ebrahim Amini +2 more
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On the Determinants for a Class of Analytic Function Using Sigmoid Beta‐Catas Operator
Geometric function theory (GFT) is the study of geometric properties of analytic functions. The cornerstone of GFT is the theory of univalent functions. Several related topics in GFT with various applications have been developed over the years, one of which includes the study of special functions.
Olubunmi A. Fadipe-Joseph +4 more
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