Typically-real functions with assigned zeros

Typically-real Functions with Assigned Zeros

is said to be typically-real of order p, if in (1.1) the coefficients bn are all real and if either (I) f(z) is regular in |a| =S1 and 3/(ei9) changes sign 2p times as z = eie traverses the boundary of the unit circle, or (II) f(z) is regular in | z\ < 1 and if there is a p < 1 such that for each r in p<r<l, $f(reie) changes sign 2p times as z = reie traverses the circle \z\ =r. This set of fun...

Typically Real Harmonic Functions

We consider a class T O H of typically real harmonic functions on the unit disk that contains the class of normalized analytic and typically real functions. We also obtain some partial results about the region of univalence for this class.

Real zeros of quadratic Dirichlet L - functions

A small part of the Generalized Riemann Hypothesis asserts that L-functions do not have zeros on the line segment ( 2 , 1]. The question of vanishing at s = 2 often has deep arithmetical significance, and has been investigated extensively. A persuasive view is that L-functions vanish at 2 either for trivial reasons (the sign of the functional equation being negative), or for deep arithmetical r...

Differential operators and entire functions with simple real zeros

Let φ and f be functions in the Laguerre–Pólya class. Write φ(z) = e−αzφ1(z) and f (z) = e−βzf1(z), where φ1 and f1 have genus 0 or 1 and α,β 0. If αβ < 1/4 and φ has infinitely many zeros, then φ(D)f (z) has only simple real zeros, where D denotes differentiation.  2004 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

Conformal Mappings And Entire Functions With Real Zeros