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18 papers · Halit Orhan Page 1 of 1
Pinhong Long, Huili Han, Halit Orhan, Huo Tang · 2023 arXiv ↗
6 claims 10 theorems Ma-Minda starlike bi-univalent close-to-convex
Halit Orhan, G. Murugusundaramoorthy, Murat Çağlar · 2022 link ↗
8 theorems bi-univalent
Murat Çağlar, Halit Orhan · 2022 arXiv ↗
2 claims 12 theorems
Halit Orhan, Paduvalapattana Kempegowda Mamatha, Sondekola Rudra Swamy, N. Magesh, Jagadeesan Yamini · 2021 link ↗
4 theorems bi-univalent
İbrahim Aktaş, Evrim Toklu, Halit Orhan · 2021 link ↗
4 theorems close-to-convex
Huriye Arıkan, Mert Çağlar, Halit Orhan · 2020 link ↗
12 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex
Evrim Toklu, İbrahim Aktaş, Halit Orhan · 2019 link ↗
7 theorems close-to-convex
İbrahim Aktaş, Evrim Toklu, Halit Orhan · 2018 arXiv ↗
4 theorems uniformly convex
Halit Orhan, İbrahim Aktaş · 2017 arXiv ↗
4 theorems
Halit Orhan, Evrim Toklu, Ekrem Kadıoğlu · 2017 arXiv ↗
6 claims 9 theorems Ma-Minda starlike bi-univalent Bazilevič
Erhan Deniz, Murat Çağlar, Halit Orhan · 2015 arXiv ↗
8 claims 6 theorems bi-univalent
Halit Orhan, N. Magesh, V. K. Balaji · 2014 arXiv ↗
9 claims 17 theorems Ma-Minda starlike bi-univalent
Árpád Baricz, Dimitar K. Dimitrov, Halit Orhan, Nihat Yagmur · 2014 arXiv ↗
10 theorems starlike/convex of order close-to-convex
Murat Çağlar, Halit Orhan, Nihat Yağmur · 2012 arXiv ↗
10 theorems bi-univalent
Arpad Baricz, Erhan Deniz, Murat Caglar, Halit Orhan · 2012 arXiv ↗
32 theorems
Erhan Deníz, Halit Orhan · 2011 arXiv ↗
7 theorems cryptography
Erhan Deni̇z, Halit Orhan · 2010 link ↗
5 theorems close-to-convex
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