2011
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-011-0133-x
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Notes on Radius Properties of p-Valently Starlike Functions

Abstract: For analytic functions f (z) in the open unit disk U, a class U p (λ) of f (z) satisfying some conditions is introduced. The object of the present paper is to discuss the radius properties of f (z) such that 1

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“…In this investigation, by applying the differential operator, defined by (3), to certain analytic functions which are multivalent in U or meromorphic multivalent in D, several criteria, which also include both analytic and geometric properties of univalent functions (see [1,2]), for functions 2 Journal of Mathematics the second section of this paper. One may refer to some results determined by ordinary differential operator in [3,4], some properties of certain linear operators in [5][6][7], and also certain results appertaining to multivalent functions and some of their geometric and analytic properties in [8,9] in the references.…”
Section: Introduction Notations and Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this investigation, by applying the differential operator, defined by (3), to certain analytic functions which are multivalent in U or meromorphic multivalent in D, several criteria, which also include both analytic and geometric properties of univalent functions (see [1,2]), for functions 2 Journal of Mathematics the second section of this paper. One may refer to some results determined by ordinary differential operator in [3,4], some properties of certain linear operators in [5][6][7], and also certain results appertaining to multivalent functions and some of their geometric and analytic properties in [8,9] in the references.…”
Section: Introduction Notations and Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%