New Trends in Complex Analysis Research, 2nd Edition
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "Algebra, Geometry and Topology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 February 2024) | Viewed by 10226
Special Issue Editor
Interests: univalent functions; harmonic functions; differential subordination and superordination; geometric theory of analytic and non-analytic functions
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Dear Colleagues,
The present Special Issue is a follow-up of the successfully completed project entitled “New Trends in Complex Analysis Research”. As in the previous Special Issue, our aim is to attract the newest results of the research into the complex valued functions of one or several complex variables.
We invite the contributions of scholars studying different aspects of complex valued functions. These may concern classic differential subordination and superordination theories and also incorporate special cases of both strong and fuzzy differential subordination and superordination theories. Researchers are likely to generate interesting outcomes if special functions are incorporated into the studies. Quantum calculus, which gave numerous applications in geometric function theory, is also expected to provide interesting topics of research. Papers containing investigations into special classes of univalent or bi-univalent functions which continue to generate interesting results can also be submitted. Different types of operators added to the research provide means for obtaining new outcomes, and hence submissions related to such studies are also expected. Any aspects related to the study concerning holomorphic functions of several variables are valuable to the success of this Special Issue.
The research contained in this Special Issue is intended to provide new ideas and stimulate lines of research for the development of the geometric theory of analytic functions.
Prof. Dr. Oros Georgia Irina
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- univalent function
- bi-univalent function
- differential subordination
- differential superordination
- differential operator
- integral operator
- fractional operator
- hypergeometric function
- orthogonal polynomials
- quantum calculus
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