Let f be an entire function of finite lower order μ and order λ If the zeros of ff'-1 are attracted to q(<+∞) rays,then λmust be finite.Moreover,we have(i)λ≤1/2,when q=1.(ii)The magnitude of acute angle o...Let f be an entire function of finite lower order μ and order λ If the zeros of ff'-1 are attracted to q(<+∞) rays,then λmust be finite.Moreover,we have(i)λ≤1/2,when q=1.(ii)The magnitude of acute angle of these two rays is exactly equal toπ/λ,when q=2 and μ>1 (iii)There are at least two rays such that the magnitude of acute angle between them does not exceed π/λ,when q≥2展开更多
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文摘Let f be an entire function of finite lower order μ and order λ If the zeros of ff'-1 are attracted to q(<+∞) rays,then λmust be finite.Moreover,we have(i)λ≤1/2,when q=1.(ii)The magnitude of acute angle of these two rays is exactly equal toπ/λ,when q=2 and μ>1 (iii)There are at least two rays such that the magnitude of acute angle between them does not exceed π/λ,when q≥2
