In this paper we introduce the notion of $L^{* }$-proximate order of meromorphic function and prove its existence.

We introduce a concept of quasi proximate order which is generalization and allows us to study efficiently analytic functions whose lower growth are different. prove an existence theorem for order, i.e. counterpart Valiron’s order. As applications, we generalize complement some results M. Cartwright C. N. Linden on asymptotic behavior in the unit disc.

In this paper we Studied the polynomial coefficients and approximation errors for functions of the form f(z) = ∑∞ k=1 qk(z)[γ(z)] k−1 belong to L(B), the class of all functions holomorphic on Caratheödory domain B. The lower (p, q)-order and generalized lower (p, q)-type with respect to proximate order have been characterized in terms of these polynomial coefficients and approximation errors.

Let $F$ be a real valued generalized biaxisymmetric potential (GBASP) in $L^{\beta}$ on $S_{R}$, the open sphere of radius $R$ about origin. In this paper we have obtained necessary and sufficient conditions rate decrease sequence best harmonic polynomial approximates to such that is harmonically continues as an entire function GBASP determine their $(p,q)$-order $(p,q)$-type with respect proxi...

Changes in proximate composition, colour and textural characteristics of ozone-processed shrimp as affected by combined effects of increasing ozone exposures and iced storage were investigated and for the first time. Whilst proximate composition comprised of fat, moisture, and protein contents and colour comprised of L*, a*, b* and metric chroma (C), the texture comprised of adhesiveness, fract...

changes in proximate composition, colour and textural characteristics of ozone-processed shrimp as affected by combined effects of increasing ozone exposures and iced storage were investigated and for the first time. whilst proximate composition comprised of fat, moisture, and protein contents and colour comprised of l*, a*, b* and metric chroma (c), the texture comprised of adhesiveness, fract...

For many species of primates, arguably including humans, social behaviour can be characterised along an axis usually described as running from egalitarian to despotic. Despotic societies are characterised by a strict hierarchy with very few aggressive interactions, but where aggression occurs it is typically violent and usually unilateral from dominant to subordinate. Egalitarian societies have...