Vol. 42, No. 3, 1972

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Meromorphic functions with negative zeros and positive poles and a theorem of Teichmuller

Jack Williamson

Vol. 42 (1972), No. 3, 795–810
Abstract

Let ℳλ denote the class of meromorphic functions of finite order λ whose zeros lie on the negative real axis and whose poles lie on the positive real axis. Let 𝒯λ denote the class of functions belonging to ℳλ whose zeros and poles are symmetrically located along the real axis.

In the study of certain aspects of the value distribution properties of meromorphic functions of order λ < 1, the class ℳλ,λ < 1, has receiitly been found to display certain striking and useful extremal properties, while earlier results on the subclass 𝒯λ,λ < 1, have been important as a guide to the possible values of their Nevanlinna deficiencies. In this note the class 𝒯λ,λ > 1, is studied and it is concluded that certain extremal properties displayed by ℳλ for λ < 1 do not extend to the case λ > 1.

Mathematical Subject Classification
Primary: 30A70
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Received: 4 September 1970
Revised: 24 June 1971
Published: 1 September 1972
Authors
Jack Williamson