Some results concerning the Tremblay operator and some of its applications to certain analytic functions

Hüseyin Irmak; Olga Engel

doi:10.2478/ausm-2019-0022

Abstract

The aim of this scientific note is first to present certain information associated with the Tremblay operator in the complex plane and then to determine several results constituted by the related operator for certain analytic functions and also to point some implications of them out.

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Some results concerning the Tremblay operator and some of its applications to certain analytic functions

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