UNIQUENESS OF $\mathcal{L}$-FUNCTION WITH CERTAIN POLYNOMIAL OF MEROMORPHIC FUNCTION SHARING A SMALL FUNCTION

This study investigates the uniqueness properties of L-functions associ ated with meromorphic functions that share a small function of finite weight. Based on the Value Distribution Theory of Nevanlinna and the uniqueness properties of L-functions, we establish several theorems that demonstrate the conditions under which two L-functions can be considered equivalent, particularly in the context of their shared values and the behavior of associated polynomials. Our results extend, generalize, and improve those of Mandal and Datta [10]. We also provide an ex ample that supports our results and poses open questions regarding the relaxation of conditions in uniqueness theorems.

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South East Asian J of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.56827/seajmms.2024.2003.10
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advanced mathematical theories
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UNIQUENESS OF $\mathcal{L}$-FUNCTION WITH CERTAIN POLYNOMIAL OF MEROMORPHIC FUNCTION SHARING A SMALL FUNCTION

Harina P. Waghamore, Preetham N. Raj, B. N. Naveenkumar
South East Asian J of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
advanced mathematical theories
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UNIQUENESS OF $\mathcal{L}$-FUNCTION WITH CERTAIN POLYNOMIAL OF MEROMORPHIC FUNCTION SHARING A SMALL FUNCTION

Harina P. Waghamore, Preetham N. Raj, B. N. Naveenkumar
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This study investigates the uniqueness properties of L-functions associ ated with meromorphic functions that share a small function of finite weight. Based on the Value Distribution Theory of Nevanlinna and the uniqueness properties of L-functions, we establish several theorems that demonstrate the conditions under which two L-functions can be considered equivalent, particularly in the context of their shared values and the behavior of associated polynomials. Our results extend, generalize, and improve those of Mandal and Datta [10]. We also provide an ex ample that supports our results and poses open questions regarding the relaxation of conditions in uniqueness theorems.

South East Asian J of Mathematics and Mathematical SciencesVol. 20(03)
Bangalore University (IN)
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