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Register a new userThe Range of Variability of some Complex Functionals in The Generalized Caratheodory Class
مجموعات تحول قيم بعض الداليات العقدية في فضاء كاراتيودوري المعمم
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2017
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يقدم هذا البحث طريقة معينة لتحديد مجموعات تحول قيم بعض الداليات الخطية في فضاء كاراتيودوري المعمم و هو فضاء التوابع التحليلية في قرص الواحدة التي تقبل التمثيل التكاملي الآتي: حيث دالة غير متناقصة ضمن المجال و تحقق الشرط . و قد تم ، في هذا الفضاء، البرهان على أن مجموعة قيم الدالي: عندما تكون كثيرة حدود في القرص ، هي قرص مغلق تم تحديد مركزه و نصف قطره . و قد تم أيضاً تحديد مستقرات بعض الداليات الأخرى في هذا الفضاء.
This paper presents a certain method to determine the range of variability of some functionals defined in Generalized Caratheodory Class ( i.e the class of analytic functions in the unit disk of the form: where is a non decreasing function on the interval such that ). It has been proved that the range of variability of functional where is a polynomial in , is the closed disc with and precisely determined . Also the range of variability of some other functional determined
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