A normal theorem concerning meromorphic functions sharing values was proved with the method of Zalcman- Pang.The theorem is as follows. If for each f in F, all zeros of f-a have multiplicity at least k (k≥2), f and i...A normal theorem concerning meromorphic functions sharing values was proved with the method of Zalcman- Pang.The theorem is as follows. If for each f in F, all zeros of f-a have multiplicity at least k (k≥2), f and its k-th derivative function share a, and if f=b whenever its k-th derivative equal b, then F is normal in D. This theorem improved the result of Chen and Fang [Chen HH, Fang ML, Shared values and normal families of meromorphic functions, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2001, 260: 124-132].展开更多
The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n...The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n〉2k＋4. If Em（1,（f^n）^（k））= Em（1,（g^n）^（k））, then either f（z）=c1c^cz and 8（z）= c2c^cz or f=ts, where c, c1 and c2 are three constants satisfying （-1）^k（c1c2）^n（nc）^2k=], and t is a constant satisfying t^n=1. The theorem generalizes the result of Fang [Fang ML, Uniqueness and value sharing of entire functions, Computer ＆ Mathematics with Applications, 2002, 44： 823-831].展开更多
This paper presents an inequality, by use of which some results about the value distribution of f nf (k) are proved, where n and k are two positive integers.
The uniqueness of meromorphic fuctions sharing one value was studied. Using the concept of weighted sharing, we proved the following theorem. For two meromorphic functions [ and g which are not polynominals of degree ...The uniqueness of meromorphic fuctions sharing one value was studied. Using the concept of weighted sharing, we proved the following theorem. For two meromorphic functions [ and g which are not polynominals of degree less than a positive integer k, if f^nf（k）and g^ng^（k） share （1,2）, where n is another positive integer not less than k＋10, then f^nf^（k） identically equals g^ng ^（k） or f^nf^（k）g^ng^（k） identically equals 1. Particularly for k =1, we improved the results of Yang [Yang CC, Hua XH, Uniqueness and value-sharing of meromorphic functions, Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae Mathematica, 1997, 22： 395-406], and Fang [Fang ML, Hua XH, Entire function that share one value, Journal of Nanjing University, 1996, 13（1）： 44-48. （In Chinese）].展开更多
文摘A normal theorem concerning meromorphic functions sharing values was proved with the method of Zalcman- Pang.The theorem is as follows. If for each f in F, all zeros of f-a have multiplicity at least k (k≥2), f and its k-th derivative function share a, and if f=b whenever its k-th derivative equal b, then F is normal in D. This theorem improved the result of Chen and Fang [Chen HH, Fang ML, Shared values and normal families of meromorphic functions, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2001, 260: 124-132].
文摘The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n〉2k＋4. If Em（1,（f^n）^（k））= Em（1,（g^n）^（k））, then either f（z）=c1c^cz and 8（z）= c2c^cz or f=ts, where c, c1 and c2 are three constants satisfying （-1）^k（c1c2）^n（nc）^2k=], and t is a constant satisfying t^n=1. The theorem generalizes the result of Fang [Fang ML, Uniqueness and value sharing of entire functions, Computer ＆ Mathematics with Applications, 2002, 44： 823-831].
文摘This paper presents an inequality, by use of which some results about the value distribution of f nf (k) are proved, where n and k are two positive integers.
文摘The uniqueness of meromorphic fuctions sharing one value was studied. Using the concept of weighted sharing, we proved the following theorem. For two meromorphic functions [ and g which are not polynominals of degree less than a positive integer k, if f^nf（k）and g^ng^（k） share （1,2）, where n is another positive integer not less than k＋10, then f^nf^（k） identically equals g^ng ^（k） or f^nf^（k）g^ng^（k） identically equals 1. Particularly for k =1, we improved the results of Yang [Yang CC, Hua XH, Uniqueness and value-sharing of meromorphic functions, Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae Mathematica, 1997, 22： 395-406], and Fang [Fang ML, Hua XH, Entire function that share one value, Journal of Nanjing University, 1996, 13（1）： 44-48. （In Chinese）].
