On application of differential subordination for Carathéodory functions

V. Agnes Sagaya Judy Lavanya; M. P. Jeyaraman; H. Aaisha Farzana

doi:10.2478/ausm-2020-0026

Abstract

New sufficient conditions involving the properties of analytic functions to belong to the class of Carathéodory functions are investigated. Certain univalence and starlikeness conditions are deduced as special cases of main results.

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On application of differential subordination for Carathéodory functions

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