On starlike functions

On Uniformly Starlike Functions

These are normalized functions regular and univalent in E: IzI < 1, for which f( E) is starlike with respect to the origin. Let y be a circle contained in E and let [ be the center of y. The Pinchuk question is this: Iff(z) is in ST, is it true thatf(y) is a closed curve that is starlike with respect tof(i)? In Section 5 we will see that the answer is no. There seems to be no reason to demand t...

On Janowski Starlike Functions

On Some Classes of Multivalent Starlike Functions

Classes of multivalent functions analogous to certain classes of univalent starlike functions are defined and studied. Estimates on coefficients and distortion are made, using a variety of techniques. 1. Let St denote the class of all functions/(z) = z + . . . analytic, univalent and starlike in the unit disc U. Such functions satisfy the condition Re(z/'(z)//(z)) >0,zGU. The problem of definin...

On Certain Classes of Meromorphically Starlike Functions

The object of the present paper is to introduce a new class E,(a) of meromorphic functions defined by a multiplier transformation and to investigate some properties for the class Further we study integrals offunctions in

On a subclass of n-starlike functions

In 1999, Kanas and Rønning introduced the classes of starlike and convex functions, which are normalized with f (w) = f ′(w)− 1 = 0 and w a fixed point in U . In 2005, the authors introduced the classes of functions close to convex and α-convex, which are normalized in the same way. All these definitions are somewhat similar to the ones for the uniform-type functions and it is easy to see that ...