Ma-Minda φ-classes studied in this paper:
Abstract
Let RL , SL and CL represents the families of multivalent bounded
turning, multivalent starlike and multivalent convex functions that are subordi-
nated with Bernoulli lemniscate in the open unit disk E =
z : |z| < 1
. In this
particular paper our goal is to find the upper bounds of Hankel’s thrid order
determinant for the above mentioned families.
Results & Lemmas (28)
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Lemma 1.
Lemma 1. If p ∈P and has the form (8), then |cm+n – λcmcn| ≤ ( 2 for 0 ≤λ ≤1, 2 |2λ – 1| otherwise. (9) |cn| ≤ 2 (10) and for complex…
Lemma 1. If p ∈P and has the form (8) , then |cm+n – λcmcn| ≤ ( 2 for 0 ≤λ ≤1, 2 |2λ – 1| otherwise. (9) |cn| ≤ 2 (10) and for complex number µ, we have
Lemma 2.
Lemma 2. [52]Let α, β, γ and a satisfies that a, α ∈(0, 1) and 8a (1 – α) h (αβ – 2γ)2 + (α (a + α) – β)2i + α (1 – α) (β – 2aα)2 ≤4α2 (1 –…
Lemma 2. [52]Let α, β, γ and a satisfies that a, α ∈(0, 1) and 8a (1 – α) h (αβ – 2γ)2 + (α (a + α) – β)2i + α (1 – α) (β – 2aα)2 ≤4α2 (1 – α)2 α (1 – a) . If p ∈P, then 2γc2 1 + 2ac2 2 + 4αc1c3 – 3βc2 1c2 – 2c4 ≤4.
Lemma 3.
Lemma 3. [19]Let p 2 P and has the form (2:1); then 2c2 = c2 1 + 4 c2 1 x; 4c3 = c3 1 + 4 c2 1
Lemma 3. [19]Let p 2 P and has the form (2:1) ; then 2c2 = c2 1 + 4 c2 1 x; 4c3 = c3 1 + 4 c2 1
Lemma 4.
Lemma 4. [43]If p 2 P and has the form (2:1); then Jc3 1 Kc1c2 + Lc3 2 jJj + 2 jK 2Jj + 2 jK J + Lj: 40
Lemma 4. [43]If p 2 P and has the form (2:1) ; then Jc3 1 Kc1c2 + Lc3 2 jJj + 2 jK 2Jj + 2 jK J + Lj : 40
Theorem 1.
Theorem 1. Let f 2 RLp and has the form (1:1); then jap+1j p 2 (p + 1); jap+2j p 2 (p + 2); jap+3j p 2 (p + 3); jap+4j
Theorem 1. Let f 2 RLp and has the form (1:1) ; then jap+1j p 2 (p + 1); jap+2j p 2 (p + 2); jap+3j p 2 (p + 3); jap+4j
Theorem 2.
Theorem 2. Let f 2 RLp and of the form (1:1): Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 2 (p + 2) max 1;
Theorem 2. Let f 2 RLp and of the form (1:1) : Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 2 (p + 2) max 1;
Corollary 1.
Corollary 1. Let f 2 RLp and given the form (1:1): Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 2 (p + 2): (3.10)
Corollary 1. Let f 2 RLp and given the form (1:1) : Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 2 (p + 2): (3.10)
Theorem 3.
Theorem 3. Let f 2 RLp be the series form (1:1): Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j p 2 (p + 3):
Theorem 3. Let f 2 RLp be the series form (1:1) : Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j p 2 (p + 3):
Theorem 4.
Theorem 4. Let f 2 RLp be the series form (1:1): Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 p2 4 (p + 2)2:
Theorem 4. Let f 2 RLp be the series form (1:1) : Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 p2 4 (p + 2)2 :
Theorem 5.
Theorem 5. Let f 2 RLp be given the form (1:1). Then jH3;p (f)j p2 5p4 + 50p3 + 179p2 + 268p + 136 8 (p + 2)3 (p + 3)2 (p + 4); where…
Theorem 5. Let f 2 RLp be given the form (1:1). Then jH3;p (f)j p2 5p4 + 50p3 + 179p2 + 268p + 136 8 (p + 2)3 (p + 3)2 (p + 4) ; where H3;p (f) =
Corollary 2.
Corollary 2. Let f 2 RL be given by (1:1). Then jH3;1 (f)j 319 8640 = 0:0369: VFAST Transactions on Mathematics 44
Corollary 2. Let f 2 RL be given by (1:1). Then jH3;1 (f)j 319 8640 = 0:0369: VFAST Transactions on Mathematics 44
Theorem 6.
Theorem 6. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1): Then jap+1j p 2; jap+2j p 4 for p 2; p 16 (2p 1) otherwise:; jap+3j
Theorem 6. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1) : Then jap+1j p 2; jap+2j p 4 for p 2; p 16 (2p 1) otherwise: ; jap+3j
Corollary 3.
Corollary 3. Let f 2 S L and be given by (1:1): Then ja2j 1 2; ja3j 1 4; ja4j 1 6; ja5j 1 8: These inequalities are best possible…
Corollary 3. Let f 2 S L and be given by (1:1) : Then ja2j 1 2; ja3j 1 4; ja4j 1 6; ja5j 1 8: These inequalities are best possible and for these see [48, 57].
Theorem 7.
Theorem 7. Let f 2 SLp and has given by (1:1): Then for 2 C ap+2 a2 p+1 p 4 max 1; p p 2 + 1 4
Theorem 7. Let f 2 SLp and has given by (1:1) : Then for 2 C ap+2 a2 p+1 p 4 max 1; p p 2 + 1 4
Corollary 4.
Corollary 4. Let f 2 SLp and be given by (1:1): Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 4: (4.9)
Corollary 4. Let f 2 SLp and be given by (1:1) : Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p 4 : (4.9)
Theorem 8.
Theorem 8. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1). Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j 2p3 + 37p 384:
Theorem 8. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1). Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j 2p3 + 37p 384 :
Theorem 9.
Theorem 9. Let f 2 SLp and be given by (1:1): Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 p2 16:
Theorem 9. Let f 2 SLp and be given by (1:1) : Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 p2 16:
Theorem 10.
Theorem 10. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1): Then jH3;p (f)j 8 > < >: p2 147456 2p2 (p) + 37 (p) + 2304p + 4608 for p 2; p2 147456
Theorem 10. Let f 2 SLp and has the form (1:1) : Then jH3;p (f)j 8 > < > : p2 147456 2p2 (p) + 37 (p) + 2304p + 4608 for p 2; p2 147456
Corollary 5.
Corollary 5. Let f 2 S L be given by (1:1). Then jH3;1 (f)j 49 768 = 0:0638: This result proves that this bound improves the estimate…
Corollary 5. Let f 2 S L be given by (1:1). Then jH3;1 (f)j 49 768 = 0:0638: This result proves that this bound improves the estimate which was proved in [57]. 5 BOUNDS OF jH3;p (f)j FOR THE SET CLp
Theorem 11.
Theorem 11. Let f 2 CLp be given the form (1:1). Then jap+1j p2 2 (p + 1); jap+2j ( p2 4(p+2) for p 2; p2(2p 1) 16(p+2) otherwise:;…
Theorem 11. Let f 2 CLp be given the form (1:1). Then jap+1j p2 2 (p + 1); jap+2j ( p2 4(p+2) for p 2; p2(2p 1) 16(p+2) otherwise: ; jap+3j
Corollary 6.
Corollary 6. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1): Then ja2j 1 6; ja3j 1 12; ja4j 1 24; ja4j 1 40: The result is best possible.
Corollary 6. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1) : Then ja2j 1 6; ja3j 1 12; ja4j 1 24; ja4j 1 40: The result is best possible.
Theorem 12.
Theorem 12. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1): Then for 2 C ap+2 a2 p+1 p2 4 (p + 2) max 1;
Theorem 12. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1) : Then for 2 C ap+2 a2 p+1 p2 4 (p + 2) max 1;
Corollary 7.
Corollary 7. Let f 2 CLp and has the form. Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p2 4 (p + 2): (5.10)
Corollary 7. Let f 2 CLp and has the form. Then ap+2 a2 p+1 p2 4 (p + 2): (5.10)
Theorem 13.
Theorem 13. Let f 2 CLp and given by (1:1): Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j 2p2 348 (p + 1) (p + 2) (p + 3) (p); where (p) = 2p4 + 6p3 …
Theorem 13. Let f 2 CLp and given by (1:1) : Then jap+1ap+2 ap+3j 2p2 348 (p + 1) (p + 2) (p + 3) (p) ; where (p) = 2p4 + 6p3 15p2 24p 26 + 2 2p4 + 6p3 + 5p2 + 24p + 14
Corollary 8.
Corollary 8. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1): Then ja2a3 a4j 1 24: VFAST Transactions on Mathematics 51
Corollary 8. Let f 2 CLp and be given by (1:1) : Then ja2a3 a4j 1 24: VFAST Transactions on Mathematics 51
Theorem 14.
Theorem 14. Let f 2 CLp and has the form (1:1): Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 8 <: p4 16(p+2)2 for p 2; p4(p2+8p+20 16p3 4p4)…
Theorem 14. Let f 2 CLp and has the form (1:1) : Then ap+1ap+3 a2 p+2 8 < : p4 16(p+2)2 for p 2; p4(p2+8p+20 16p3 4p4) 768(p+1)(p+2)2(p+3) otherwise: :
Theorem 15.
Theorem 15. If f 2 CLp and has the form (1:1): Then jH3;p (f)j 8 > > > > > > > > > > > >
Theorem 15. If f 2 CLp and has the form (1:1) : Then jH3;p (f)j 8 > > > > > > > > > > > >
Corollary 9.
Corollary 9. Let f 2 CL be given the form (1:1): Then jH3;1 (f)j 19 4320 = 0:00439: Conclusions: In this article, we studied Hankel…
Corollary 9. Let f 2 CL be given the form (1:1) : Then jH3;1 (f)j 19 4320 = 0:00439: Conclusions: In this article, we studied Hankel determinant H3;p (f) for the fam- ilies RLp; CLp and SLp of multivalent functions subordinated with Bernoulli lem- niscate. Further, by putting "p" is equal to "1" in one of the obtained result, we have deduce an improved bound of third Hankel determinant for the family S L. Data Availability: No data were used to support this study. Con‡icts of Interest: The au
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