Value Sharing Results for Transcendental Entire Functions
Journal Title: International Journal of Applied Science and Mathematics - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 6
Abstract
According to Nevanlinna distribution theory, we study the uniqueness of non-constant transcendental entire functions value-sharing in this paper, and obtain some results about transcendental entire functions sharing 1 IM and sharing 1 CM improving the results obtained by Dyavanal R. S [9]. Therefore, the research results of the entire functions sharing value in the complex analysis can be enriched.
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Hua Nan
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