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Finite Type Transcendental Entire Functions Whose Buried Points Set Contains Unbounded Positive Real Interval
Department of Mathematics, China University Mining & Technology, Beijing, China
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Advances in Pure Mathematics·Volume 04 (2014)·Pages 209–212·Published 5 May 2014·DOI10.4236/apm.2014.45027
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Abstract
Let f μ (z)=z·e p (z)+ μ with p (z) being real coefficient polynomial and it's leading coefficient be positive, μ ∈R + , when p (z) and μ satisfy two certain conditions, buried point set of f μ (z) contains unbounded positive real interval.
KeywordsTranscendental Entire FunctionsJulia SetBuried Points SetReal Interval
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