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441 papers · 2020s Page 15 of 15
Muhammad Arif, Mohsan Raza, Miraj Ul Haq, Gautam Srivastava · 2020 link ↗
19 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex
Stanislawa Kanas, Vali Soltani Masih · 2020 arXiv ↗
11 claims 26 theorems p-valent
", Basem Aref Frasin, Tariq Al-Hawary, Feras Yousef · 2020 link ↗
11 theorems
S. Sivaprasad Kumar, Kush Arora · 2020 arXiv ↗
18 theorems Janowski starlike strongly starlike
R. Kanaga, V. Ravichandran · 2020 arXiv ↗
close-to-convex starlike/convex of order strongly starlike
Adam Lecko, V. Ravichandran, Asha Sebastian · 2020 arXiv ↗
11 theorems Janowski starlike close-to-convex strongly starlike starlike radius-problem Sebastian
Ahmad Sulaiman Ahmad El-Faqeer, Maisarah Haji Mohd, V. Ravichandran, Shamani Supramaniam · 2020 arXiv ↗
9 theorems
Najla M. Alarifi · 2020 arXiv ↗
24 theorems Janowski starlike strongly starlike
Kanika Sharma, Nak Eun Cho, V. Ravichandran · 2020 arXiv ↗
15 theorems Janowski starlike close-to-convex starlike/convex of order
Hidetaka Hamada, Gabriela Kohr · 2020 arXiv ↗
32 theorems starlike/convex of order
Adam Lecko; Young Jae Sim; Barbara Śmiarowska · 2020 link ↗
3 theorems
Milutin Obradović, Nikola Tuneski · 2020 arXiv ↗
1 theorems close-to-convex engineering
Om. P. Ahuja, Kanika Khatter, V. Ravichandran · 2020 arXiv ↗
6 theorems
Nazar Khan, Muhammad Shafiq, Maslina Darus, Bilal Khan and Qazi Zahoor Ahmad · 2020 link ↗
bi-univalent close-to-convex q-starlike
Vasudevarao Allu, Abhishek Pandey · 2020 arXiv ↗
6 claims 13 theorems close-to-convex typically real cryptography
Milutin Obradović, Nikola Tuneski · 2020 arXiv ↗
7 claims 4 theorems cryptography engineering
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