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In this paper, we obtained some condition on Poisson distribution series and some related series to be in subclasses of analytic function. Also, we investigate some mapping properties for these subclasses. 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification: 30C45.

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Lemma 1. Lemma 1. [1] [Theorem 4, with p = 1] A sufficient condition for f(z) defined by (1) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is: ∞ X n=2 n(1 +…
Lemma 1. [1] [Theorem 4, with p = 1] A sufficient condition for f(z) defined by (1) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is: ∞ X n=2 n(1 + |B|)|an| ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ.
Lemma 2. Lemma 2. [1] [Theorem 1, with p = 1] A sufficient condition for f(z) defined by (1) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is: |an| ≤(B −A)(1 −α)…
Lemma 2. [1] [Theorem 1, with p = 1] A sufficient condition for f(z) defined by (1) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is: |an| ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ n (n ≥2).
Lemma 3. Lemma 3. [7] Let f(z) ∈A. For some k, the following inequality ∞ X n=2 n(n −1)|an| ≤ 1 k + 2, holds, then f ∈UCV(k). The number 1 k+2…
Lemma 3. [7] Let f(z) ∈A. For some k, the following inequality ∞ X n=2 n(n −1)|an| ≤ 1 k + 2, holds, then f ∈UCV(k). The number 1 k+2 cannot be increased.
Lemma 4. Lemma 4. [6] Let f(z) ∈A. For some k, the following inequality ∞ X n=2 (n + k(n −1))|an| ≤1, holds, then f ∈T S(k). 92
Lemma 4. [6] Let f(z) ∈A. For some k, the following inequality ∞ X n=2 (n + k(n −1))|an| ≤1, holds, then f ∈T S(k). 92
Theorem 5. Theorem 5. The sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B|. (3)
Theorem 5. The sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B| . (3)
Corollary 6. Corollary 6. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α)…
Corollary 6. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α) cos θ.
Corollary 7. Corollary 7. Let α = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1 +…
Corollary 7. Let α = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1 + |B| . 93
Corollary 8. Corollary 8. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) =…
Corollary 8. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) is m −e−m + 1 ≤ 2β 1 + |β|.
Corollary 9. Corollary 9. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is m −e−m + 1…
Corollary 9. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 5, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is m −e−m + 1 ≤2β(1 −α) 1 + |β| .
Theorem 10. Theorem 10. The sufficient condition for ψ(m, µ; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B|.…
Theorem 10. The sufficient condition for ψ(m, µ; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B| . (4)
Corollary 11. Corollary 11. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m…
Corollary 11. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α) cos θ.
Corollary 12. Corollary 12. Let α = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1…
Corollary 12. Let α = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1 + |B| .
Corollary 13. Corollary 13. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) =…
Corollary 13. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤ 2β 1 + |β|.
Corollary 14. Corollary 14. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is µm2 + (1 +…
Corollary 14. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 10, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is µm2 + (1 + 2µ)m −e−m + 1 ≤2β(1 −α) 1 + |β| .
Theorem 15. Theorem 15. The sufficient condition for N(m, µ, λ; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is µλm3+(µ−λ+5µλ)m2+(2µ−2λ+1)m+4µλ−e−m+1 ≤(B −A)(1…
Theorem 15. The sufficient condition for N(m, µ, λ; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ; α) is µλm3+(µ−λ+5µλ)m2+(2µ−2λ+1)m+4µλ−e−m+1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B| . (5)
Corollary 16. Corollary 16. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is µλm3 + (µ −λ +…
Corollary 16. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(θ; α) is µλm3 + (µ −λ + 5µλ)m2 + (2µ −2λ + 1)m + 4µλ −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α) cos θ.
Corollary 17. Corollary 17. Let α = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is µλm3 + (µ −λ + 5µλ)m2 + (2µ…
Corollary 17. Let α = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(A, B, θ) is µλm3 + (µ −λ + 5µλ)m2 + (2µ −2λ + 1)m + 4µλ −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1 + |B| .
Corollary 18. Corollary 18. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) =…
Corollary 18. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) is µλm3 + (µ −λ + 5µλ)m2 + (2µ −2λ + 1)m + 4µλ −e−m + 1 ≤ 2β 1 + |β|.
Corollary 19. Corollary 19. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is µλm3 + (µ −λ…
Corollary 19. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 15, then the sufficient condition for H(m; z) to be in the class R(β; α) is µλm3 + (µ −λ + 5µλ)m2 + (2µ −2λ + 1)m + 4µλ −e−m + 1 ≤2β(1 −α) 1 + |β| . 96
Theorem 20. Theorem 20. If condition m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B|. (6) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class…
Theorem 20. If condition m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A)(1 −α) cos θ 1 + |B| . (6) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(A, B, θ; α).
Corollary 21. Corollary 21. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(θ; α) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α)…
Corollary 21. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(θ; α) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(1 −α) cos θ is true. 97
Corollary 22. Corollary 22. Let α = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(A, B, θ) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1…
Corollary 22. Let α = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(A, B, θ) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤(B −A) cos θ 1 + |B| , is true
Corollary 23. Corollary 23. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β)…
Corollary 23. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤ 2β 1 + |β|, is true.
Corollary 24. Corollary 24. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class R(β; α) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1…
Corollary 24. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 20, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class S or (S∗) to the class R(β; α) if m2 + 3m −e−m + 1 ≤2β(1 −α) 1 + |β| , is true.
Theorem 25. Theorem 25. If condition in Eq. (3) satisfied, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class K to the class L(A, B, θ; α).
Theorem 25. If condition in Eq. (3) satisfied, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class K to the class L(A, B, θ; α).
Theorem 26. Theorem 26. If condition (B −A)(1 −α)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2, (7) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ; α) to the class k −UCV. 98
Theorem 26. If condition (B −A)(1 −α)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2, (7) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ; α) to the class k −UCV . 98
Corollary 27. Corollary 27. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(θ; α) to the class k −UCV if 2(1 −α)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2,…
Corollary 27. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(θ; α) to the class k −UCV if 2(1 −α)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2, is true.
Corollary 28. Corollary 28. Let α = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ) to the class k −UCV if (B −A)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2, is true
Corollary 28. Let α = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ) to the class k −UCV if (B −A)m cos θ ≤ 1 k + 2, is true
Corollary 29. Corollary 29. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) to the class k −UCV if…
Corollary 29. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) to the class k −UCV if 2βm ≤ 1 k + 2, is true. 99
Corollary 30. Corollary 30. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class R(β; α) to the class k −UCV if 2β(1 −α)m ≤ 1 k + 2,…
Corollary 30. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 26, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class R(β; α) to the class k −UCV if 2β(1 −α)m ≤ 1 k + 2, is true.
Theorem 31. Theorem 31. If condition (B −A)(1 −α) cos θ  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1, (8) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ; α) to…
Theorem 31. If condition (B −A)(1 −α) cos θ  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1, (8) holds, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ; α) to the class k −ST.
Corollary 32. Corollary 32. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(θ; α) to the class k −ST if (1 −α) cos θ  (k + 1 −k…
Corollary 32. Let A = −1 and B = 1 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(θ; α) to the class k −ST if (1 −α) cos θ  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1 2, is true.
Corollary 33. Corollary 33. Let α = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ) to the class k −ST if (B −A) cos θ  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m)…
Corollary 33. Let α = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(A, B, θ) to the class k −ST if (B −A) cos θ  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1, is true
Corollary 34. Corollary 34. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) to the class k −ST if…
Corollary 34. Let A = −β, B = β, θ = 0 and α = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class L(−β, β, 0; 0) = D(β) to the class k −ST if  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1 2β , is true.
Corollary 35. Corollary 35. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class R(β; α) to the class k −ST if (1 −α)  (k + 1 −k…
Corollary 35. Let A = −β, B = β and θ = 0 in Theorem 31, then [Xm(f)](z) maps the class R(β; α) to the class k −ST if (1 −α)  (k + 1 −k m)(1 −e−m) + ke−m  ≤1 2β , is true. References [1] M. K. Aouf, On certain subclass of analytic p-valent functions of order alpha, Rend. Mat., 7 (8) (1988), 89-104. [2] T. R. Caplinger and W. M. Causey, A class of univalent functions, Proc. Am. Math. Soc., 39 (1973), 357-361.

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