This paper introduces three different normalization associated with the second and third q-Bessel-Struve functions. We use Hadamard factorizations to determine the radii of starlike and convexity of these functions.
In the paper there are determined, for some classes defined by coefficient or analytic conditions, the sets of complex parameter γ, for which all the functions of the appropriate family have some geometrical properties. There are also provided the examples of the mappings showing that some inclusions between classes are impossible or confirming that sets of the parameter γ cannot be extended in some cases without loss of these geometric properties.
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Let f(x) = z+ sum (for n=k+1 to infinity) belong to the class S(1 - b),beta), b=0,, complex and 0 < beta < 1. In this paper, we determine sharp coefficient estimates for functions of the form f(z)t = zt + sum (for n=t+kan zn to infinity), where t is a positive integer. The results obtained generalize the work of many authors.
Let h = u + w, where u,v are real harmonic functions in the unit disc delta. Such functions are called complex mappings harmonic in delta. The function h may be written in the form h = f + g, where f, g are functions holomorphic in the unit disc, of course. Studies of complex harmonic functions were initiated in 1984 by J. Clunie and T. Sheil-Small ([CS-S]) and were continued by many others mathematicians. We can find some papers on functions harmonic in delta, satisfying certain coefficient conditions, e.g. [AZ], [S], [G]. We investigate some more general problems, which appeared during the seminar conducted by Professor Z. Jakubowski.
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