Abstract:Th goal of the pr s nt p p r is to obt in some differ tial sub rdin tion an sup r dination the rems for univalent functions related b differential operator Also, we discussed some sandwich-type results.
“…Through the utilisation of conclusions, (see [2,4,5,6,9,13,14,18,20,22,23,24,25]) to fulfil necessary conditions for satisfying of normailzed analytic functions…”
Section: ∞ 𝒦=1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For every 𝓅(𝓏) that fulfil equation (1.3), a univalent dominating function 𝓆 ̌(𝓏) that fulfils 𝑞 ̌(𝓏) ≺ 𝓆(𝓏) for every dominent 𝓆(𝓏) of (1.3) it's claimed to obtain best dominent. Millier, Mocaanu [16] and more authors [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12] and also [13,14,18,20,21,24,25] established necessary conditions on the functions 𝔜, 𝓅, and 𝔛 in order to obtain the following conclusion: 𝔜(𝓏) ≺ 𝔛(𝓅(𝓏), 𝓏𝓅 ′ (𝓏), 𝓏 2 𝓅 ′′ (𝓏); 𝓏) → 𝓆(𝓏) ≺ 𝓅(𝓏)(𝓏 ∈ 𝔘).…”
this study aims to ascertain the outcomes differantial subordnation and superordnation for meromorphic p-valent functions given by the Rafid operetor within a punctared open unit disc. We acquire multiple results that bear a resemblance to sandwiches.
“…Through the utilisation of conclusions, (see [2,4,5,6,9,13,14,18,20,22,23,24,25]) to fulfil necessary conditions for satisfying of normailzed analytic functions…”
Section: ∞ 𝒦=1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For every 𝓅(𝓏) that fulfil equation (1.3), a univalent dominating function 𝓆 ̌(𝓏) that fulfils 𝑞 ̌(𝓏) ≺ 𝓆(𝓏) for every dominent 𝓆(𝓏) of (1.3) it's claimed to obtain best dominent. Millier, Mocaanu [16] and more authors [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12] and also [13,14,18,20,21,24,25] established necessary conditions on the functions 𝔜, 𝓅, and 𝔛 in order to obtain the following conclusion: 𝔜(𝓏) ≺ 𝔛(𝓅(𝓏), 𝓏𝓅 ′ (𝓏), 𝓏 2 𝓅 ′′ (𝓏); 𝓏) → 𝓆(𝓏) ≺ 𝓅(𝓏)(𝓏 ∈ 𝔘).…”
this study aims to ascertain the outcomes differantial subordnation and superordnation for meromorphic p-valent functions given by the Rafid operetor within a punctared open unit disc. We acquire multiple results that bear a resemblance to sandwiches.
“…In effect, interesting recent studies have emanated about dealing with subordinate and superordinate techniques and sandwiches problems correlated with numerous complex operators, for instance, Atshan et al [17], Sokół et al [18], Zayed and Bulboacă [19], Al-Janaby and Ahmad [20], Mishra and Soren [21], Al-Janaby and Darus [22], Al-Janaby et al ( [23], [24]), Ghanim and Al-Janaby ( [25], [26]), Attiy ([27], [28]), Lupaş and Oros [29] and Atshan ( [30], [31]).…”
In the complex field, special functions are closely related to geometric holomorphic functions. Koebe function is a notable contribution to the study of the geometric function theory (GFT), which is a univalent function. This sequel introduces a new class that includes a more general Koebe function which is holomorphic in a complex domain. The purpose of this work is to present a new operator correlated with GFT. A new generalized Koebe operator is proposed in terms of the convolution principle. This Koebe operator refers to the generality of a prominent differential operator, namely the Ruscheweyh operator. Theoretical investigations in this effort lead to a number of implementations in the subordination function theory. The tight upper and lower bounds are discussed in the sense of subordinate structure. Consequently, the subordinate sandwich is acquired. Moreover, certain relevant specific cases are examined.
“…The recent work on differential subordination by some authors [4,8,12,16,15,17,19,21,23,24,25,26,27] drew attention from many experts in this area. see ( [1,2,3,5,6,7,9,10,11,13,14,18,22]).…”
In this paper, we aim to obtain some results of third-order of differential subordination and superordination with sandwich theorems for analytic univalent functions using the operator Some new results has been introduced.
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