UNIQUENESS OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS SHARING ONE VALUE

We deal with the problem of entire functions sharing one value weakly. Moreover, we improve and generalize some former results obtained by J.-F.Chen, et al. [6], Y.Xu and H.L.Qiu [4], M.L. Fang [5], C.C. Yang, and X.H. Hua [3].

ENTIRE FUNCTIONS SHARING ONE SMALL FUNCTION CM WITH THEIR SHIFTS AND DIFFERENCE OPERATORS

In this article, we mainly devote to proving uniqueness results for entire functionssharing one small function CM with their shift and difference operator simultaneously. Letf（z） be a nonconstant entire function of finite order, c be a nonzero finite complex constant, and n be a positive integer. If f（z）, f（z＋c）, and △n cf（z） share 0 CM, then f（z＋c）≡Af（z）, where A（≠0） is a complex constant. Moreover, let a（z）, b（z）（ O） ∈ S（f） be periodic entire functions with period c and if f（z） - a（z）, f（z ＋ c） - a（z）, △cn f（z） - b（z） share 0 CM, then f（z ＋ c） ≡ f（z）.

TWO ENTIRE FUNCTIONS SHARING FOUR SMALL FUNCTIONS IN THE SENSE OF _(k))(β,f)=_(k))(β,g)

This paper proves a result that if two entire functions f(z) and g(z) share four small functions aj(z) (j = 1,2,3,4) in the sense of Ek)(aj, f) = Ek)(aj,g), (j = 1,2,3,4) (k ≥ 11), then there exists f(z) = g(z).

UNIFORM APPROXIMATION OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS OF SLOW GROWTH ON COMPACT SETS

In the present paper, we study the polynomial approximation of entire functions of several complex variables. The characterizations of generalized order and generalized type of entire functions of slow growth are obtained in terms of approximation and interpolation errors.

ON THE SINGULARITIES OF COMPOSITION OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS

Let f be an entire function. A point Zo is called a critical point of f if f′（zo） = O, and f（zo） is called a critical value （or an algebraic singularity） of f. Next a ∈ C is said to be an asymptotic value （or a transcendental singularity） of f if there exists a curve Г ： [0, 1） → C such that limt→1 F（t） = ∞ and limt→1（f o Г）（t） = a. In this paper we find relations between the asymptotic values of f, 9 and f o 9, relations between critical points of f, 9 and f o 9 and also in the case when the two functions f and 9 are semi-conjugated with another entire function.

CONTINUITY OF JULIA SET FOR A FAMILY OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS

Based on the work of McMullen about the continuity of Julia set for rational functions, in this paper, we discuss the continuity of Julia set and its Hausdorff dimension for a family of entire functions which satisfy some conditions.

Uniqueness of Entire Functions Concerning Differential Polynomials

In this paper,we deal with the uniqueness problems on entire functions concerning differential polynomials that share one small function.Moreover,we improve some former results of M Fang and W Lin.

The Uniqueness of Entire Functions with Their Derivatives

In this paper we improve a result given by Yang L.Z. and give another result also.

The Lebesgue Measure of the Julia Sets of Permutable Transcendental Entire Functions

In 1958, Baker posed the question that if f and g are two permutable transcendental entire functions, must their Julia sets be the same? In order to study this problem of permutable transcendental entire functions, by the properties of permutable transcendental entire functions, we prove that if f and g are permutable transcendental entire functions, then mes (J(f)) = mes (J(g)). Moreover, we give some results about the zero measure of the Julia sets of the permutable transcendental entire functions family.

Uniqueness Theorems of Entire Functions with Shared-set in an Angular Domain

There have been lots of papers on the uniqueness theory of entire functions concerning shared-sets in the whole complex plane. However, it seems that the uniqueness theory in an angular domain is not widely investigated. In this paper, we study the uniqueness of entire functions concerning shared-sets in an angular domain instead of the whole complex plane, and we supply examples to show that Theorem 1 is sharp.

Normal Families and Uniqueness of Entire Functions and Their Derivatives

Let f be a nonconstant entire function; let k ≥ 2 be a positive integer; and let a be a nonzero complex number. If f（z） = a→f′（z） = a, and f′（z） = a →f^（k）（z） = a, then either f = Ce^λz ＋ a or f = Ce^λz ＋ a（λ - 1）/）λ, where C and ）, are nonzero constants with λ^k-1 = 1. The proof is based on the Wiman-Vlairon theory and the theory of normal families in an essential way.

Some Results on Entire Functions of Finite Lower Order

Let f（z） be an entire function of order λ and of finite lower order μ. If the zeros of f（z） accumulate in the vicinity of a finite number of rays, then （a） λ is finite; （b） for every arbitrary number k1】1, there exists k2】1 such that T（k1r, f）≤k2T（r, f） for all r≥r0. Applying the above results, we prove that if f（z） is extremal for Yang’s inequality p=g/2, then （c） every deficient value of f（z） is also its asymptotic value; （d） every asymptotic value of f（z） is also its deficient value; （e） λ=μ; （f） ∑a≠∞δ5（a, f）≤1-k（μ）.

Bounded Fatou Components of Transcendental Entire Functions with Order Less than 1/2

Let f be a transcendental entire function with order ρ 〈 1/2 and let a be a sufficiently large constant. We prove that if there exists r0 〉 1 such that, for all r 〉 r0 and any small ε 〉0,M（r^σ,f）≥M（r,f）σ＋ε.then every component of the Fatou set F（f） is bounded.

APPLICATIONS OF THE DIVISION PROBLEM IN SPACES OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS

Based on the results of (Wang 2001), we give some applications of division problem in spaces of entire functions of finite type. Especially, when p = 1 and H is the support functions of a bounded convex domain of C , our theorems extend the results of (Krivosheev 1991) and (Lelong 1986).

The Uniqueness of the Entire Functions Whose n-th Powers Share a Small Function with Their Derivatives

In this paper, we prove the following result： Let f（z） be a transcendental entire function, Q（z） ≡ 0 be a small function of f（z）, and n ≥ 2 be a positive integer. If fn（z） and（fn（z）） share Q（z） CM, then f（z） = ce 1 nz, where c is a nonzero constant. This result extends Lv＇s result from the case of polynomial to small entire function.

Entire functions arising from trees

Given any infinite tree in the plane satisfying certain topological conditions,we construct an entire function f with only two critical values±1 and no asymptotic values such that f-1([-1,1])is ambiently homeomorphic to the given tree.This can be viewed as a generalization of the result of Grothendieck(see Schneps(1994))to the case of infinite trees.Moreover,a similar idea leads to a new proof of the result of Nevanlinna(1932)and Elfving(1934).

Entire Functions Sharing an Entire Function of Smaller Order with Their Diference Operators

We study a uniqueness question of entire functions order with their difference operators, and deal with a question in this paper extend the corresponding results obtained by Liu Examples are provided to show that the results in this paper, in sharing an entire function of smaller posed by Liu and Yang. The results -Yang and by Liu-Laine respectively. a sense, are the best possible.

Uniqueness of Entire Functions Related to Difference Polynomials

With the notion of weakly weighted sharing and relaxed weighted sharing,we investigate the uniqueness problems of certain type of difference polynomials sharing a small function.The results of the paper extend and generalize some recent results due to Meng(Math.Bohem.139:89-97,2014).

Uniqueness of Entire Function Related to Shared Set

In this paper,uniqueness of entire function related to shared set is studied.Let f be a non-constant entire function and k be a positive integer,d be a finite complex number.There exists a set S with 3 elements such that if f and its derivative f（k）satisfy E（S,f）= E（S,f（k））,and the zeros of f（z）-d are of multiplicity ≥ k ＋ 1,then f = f（k）.

Entire Functions Sharing One Value with Finite Weight

This paper deals with some uniqueness problems of entire functions concerning differential polynomials that share one value with finite weight in a different form. We obtain some theorems which generalize some results given by Banerjee, Fang and Hua, Zhang and Lin, Zhang, etc.