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441 papers · 2020s Page 4 of 15
İbrahim Aktaş, Büşra Korkmaz · 2025 link ↗
9 theorems
S. R. Swamy, B. A. Frasin, K.Venugopa, T. M. Seoudy · 2025 link ↗
10 theorems bi-univalent q-starlike
Milutin Obradović, Nikola Tuneski · 2025 arXiv ↗
16 claims 4 theorems strongly starlike cryptography
Omar Alnajar, Omar Khabour, Ala Amourah, Maslina Darus · 2025 link ↗
4 theorems bi-univalent
Mohsan Raza, Nikola Tuneski · 2025 arXiv ↗
3 theorems bounded turning
Ch. Vijaya Kumar, Biswajit Rath, K. Sanjay Kumar, D. Vamshee Krishna, D. Vamshee Krishna · 2025 link ↗
6 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex q-starlike
Katarzyna Tra̧bka-Wiȩcław · 2025 link ↗
4 theorems close-to-convex
Surya Giri · 2025 arXiv ↗
22 theorems Ma-Minda starlike Janowski starlike close-to-convex signal processing
Waleed Al-Rawashdeh · 2024 link ↗
7 theorems bi-univalent p-valent Bazilevič
Seyed Hadi Sayedain Boroujeni, S. Najafzadeh · 2024
Raju Biswas, Rajib Mandal · 2024 arXiv ↗
21 theorems close-to-convex harmonic univalent
S. Sivaprasad Kumar, Pooja Yadav · 2024 arXiv ↗
25 theorems Janowski starlike strongly starlike
Siraj Osman Omer, Muhammad Aamir, Muhammad Bilal, Khalil Ullah, Abbas Qadir · 2024 link ↗
19 theorems
Samuel L. Krushkal · 2024 arXiv ↗
4 theorems cryptography
Molla Basir Ahamed, Partha Pratim Roy · 2024 arXiv ↗
23 theorems close-to-convex harmonic univalent fluid dynamics
Molla Basir Ahamed, Sanju Mandal · 2024 arXiv ↗
6 claims 10 theorems Janowski starlike close-to-convex strongly starlike
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