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11 papers · bounded turning · 2020s Page 1 of 1
El-Ityan, Tayyah, Alsalihi, Frasin, Lupaş · 2026 link ↗
13 claims 13 theorems Janowski starlike close-to-convex strongly starlike coefficient-bounds image processing machine learning
Pradip Das and Nabadwip Sarkar · 2026 arXiv ↗
13 claims 9 theorems close-to-convex spirallike bounded turning
Sanju Mandal, Molla Basir Ahamed · 2025 arXiv ↗
7 theorems close-to-convex strongly starlike bounded turning
Mohsan Raza, Nikola Tuneski · 2025 arXiv ↗
3 theorems bounded turning
H. M. Srivastava; Nazar Khan; Muhtarr A. Bah; Ayman Alahmade; Ferdous M. O. Tawfiq; Zainab Syed · 2024 link ↗
21 theorems Janowski starlike q-starlike bi-univalent
Georgia Irina Oros (editor) · 2024 link ↗
171 theorems Ma-Minda starlike Janowski starlike q-starlike
Sanju Mandal, Molla Basir Ahamed · 2023 arXiv ↗
5 theorems close-to-convex starlike/convex of order strongly starlike
", ANAND KUMAR JHA, Pravati Sahoo · 2022 link ↗
5 theorems close-to-convex bounded turning
Kunal Joshi, S. Sivaprasad Kumar · 2022 arXiv ↗
2 claims 2 theorems q-starlike bi-univalent close-to-convex
Milutin Obradović, Nikola Tuneski, Pawel Zaprawa · 2020 arXiv ↗
4 claims 4 theorems bounded turning
Milutin Obradović, Nikola Tuneski · 2020 arXiv ↗
4 claims 4 theorems close-to-convex bounded turning
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