On Zeros of Certain Analytic Functions

Given a function s which is analytic and bounded by one in modulus in the open unit disk \mathbb D{{\mathbb D}} and given a finite Blaschke product J{\vartheta} of degree k, we relate the number of zeros of the function s-J{s-\vartheta} inside \mathbb D{{\mathbb D}} to the number of boundary zeros of special type of the same function.     

On Locating Clusters of Zeros of Analytic Functions

Given an analytic function f and a Jordan curve that does not pass through any zero of f, we consider the problem of computing all the zeros of f that lie inside , together with their respective multiplicities. Our principal means of obtaining information about the location of these zeros is a certain symmetric bilinear form that can be evaluated via numerical integration along . If f has one or several clusters of zeros, then the mapping from the ordinary moments associated with this form to the zeros and their respective multiplicities is very ill-conditioned. We present numerical methods to calculate the centre of a cluster and its weight, i.e., the arithmetic mean of the zeros that form a certain cluster and the total number of zeros in this cluster, respectively. Our approach relies on formal orthogonal polynomials and rational interpolation at roots of unity. Numerical examples illustrate the effectiveness of our techniques.     

On Location and Approximation of Clusters of Zeros of Analytic Functions

At the beginning of the 1980s, M. Shub and S. Smale developed a quantitative analysis of Newton's method for multivariate analytic maps. In particular, their α-theory gives an effective criterion that ensures safe convergence to a simple isolated zero. This criterion requires only information concerning the map at the initial point of the iteration. Generalizing this theory to multiple zeros and clusters of zeros is still a challenging problem. In this paper we focus on one complex variable function. We study general criteria for detecting clusters and analyze the convergence of Schroder's iteration to a cluster. In the case of a multiple root, it is well known that this convergence is quadratic. In the case of a cluster with positive diameter, the convergence is still quadratic provided the iteration is stopped sufficiently early. We propose a criterion for stopping this iteration at a distance from the cluster which is of the order of its diameter.     

On Zeros of One Class of Functions Analytic in a Half-Plane

We describe sequences of zeros of functions f 0 analytic in the half-plane and satisfying the condition where : [0; +) (0; +) is an increasing function such that the function ln (r) is convex with respect to ln r on [1; +).     

Integral Representations and the Behavior of Krasner Analytic Functions Around Singular Points

Given a prime number p and K a compact subset of ? _p , the topological completion of the algebraic closure of the field of p-adic numbers, we are interested in integral representations for a class of Krasner analytic functions defined on ${\mathbb{P}}^1({\mathbb{C}}_p)\setminus K$ with values in ${\mathbb{P}}^1({\mathbb{C}}_p)$ . We apply these results to study the behavior of Krasner analytic functions around singular points.     

On Zeros of Functions of Mittag--Leffler Type

As is well known, the asymptotics of zeros of functions of Mittag--Leffler type $$E_\rho \left( {z;\mu } \right) = \sum\limits_{n = 0}^\infty {\frac{{z^n }}{{\Gamma \left( {\mu + {n \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {n \rho }} \right. \kern-\nulldelimiterspace} \rho }} \right)}}} ,{\text{ }}\rho >0,{\text{ }}\mu \in \mathbb{C},$$ describes the behavior of zeros outside a disk of sufficiently large radius. In the paper we solve the problem of finding the number of zeros inside such a disk; this allows us to indicate the numeration of all zeros $E_\rho \left( {z;\mu } \right)$ that agrees with the asymptotics. We study the problem of the distribution of zeros of two functions that can be expressed in terms of $E_1 \left( {z;\mu } \right)$ , namely of the incomplete gamma-function and of the error function.     

A Note on the Closed-Form Determination of Zeros and Poles of Generalized Analytic Functions

The generalized method of Burniston and Siewert for the derivation of closed-form formulae for the zeros (and/or poles) of analytic functions inside a closed contour in the complex plane is further extended to the case of generalized analytic functions with real and imaginary parts satisfying homogeneous generalized Cauchy-Riemann equations. Two special cases and one generalization of this approach are also considered in brief.     

A Rolle Type Theorem for Cyclicity of Zeros of Families of Analytic Functions

Let \({\{ {f_{\lambda ;j}}\} _{\lambda \in V;1 \leqslant j \leqslant k}}\) be families of holomorphic functions in the open unit disk \({\text{D}} \subset {\Bbb C}\) ? ? depending holomorphically on a parameter λ ∈ V ? ? ⁿ . We establish a Rolle type theorem for the generalized multiplicity (called cyclicity) of zeros of the family of univariate holomorphic functions \({\left\{ {\sum\nolimits_{j = 1}^k {{f_{\lambda ;j}}} } \right\}_{\lambda \in V}}\) at 0 ∈ D. As a corollary, we estimate the cyclicity of the family of generalized exponential polynomials, that is, the family of entire functions of the form \(\sum\nolimits_{k = 1}^m {{P_k}(z){e^{{Q_k}(z)}}} \), z ∈ ?, where P _k and Q _k are holomorphic polynomials of degrees p and q, respectively, parameterized by vectors of coefficients of P _k and Q _k .     

On the Similarity of Analytic Matrix Functions

Consider a domain , and two analytic matrix-valued functions functions . Consider also points and positive integers n ₁, n ₂, . . . , n _N . We are interested in the existence of an analytic function such that X(ω) is invertible, and G(ω) coincides with X(ω)F(ω)X(ω)⁻¹ up to order n _j at the point ω _j . We will see that such a function exists provided that F(ω _j ),G(ω _j ) have cyclic vectors, and the characteristic polynomials of F,G coincide up to order n _j at ω _j . This allows one to give a short proof to a result of Huang, Marcantognini and Young concerning spectral interpolation in the unit disk. The author was partially supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation. Received: September 8, 2006. Accepted: January 11, 2007.     

On the Continuability of Multivalued Analytic Functions to an Analytic Subset

In the paper, it is shown that a germ of a many-valued analytic function can be continued analytically along the branching set at least until the topology of this set is changed. This result is needed to construct the many-dimensional topological version of Galois theory. The proof heavily uses Whitney's stratification.     

On Monodromy of Generalized Analytic Functions

We discuss a number of topics concerned with certain boundary-value problems in the context of generalized analytic functions. Solution of the classical Riemann-Hilbert problem and the linear conjugation problem for analytic functions is described in appropriate function classes and the same scheme is applied to generalized analytic functions and vectors. In particular, we describe solution of the Riemann-Hilbert problem for generalized analytic functions and obtain an explicit analytic presentation of monodromy matrices in the case of generalized analytic vectors. __________ Translated from Sovremennaya Matematika i Ee Prilozheniya (Contemporary Mathematics and Its Applications), Vol. 15, Theory of Functions, 2004.     

一类单叶解析函数族

设T（（α,β）表示单位圆盘δ内单叶解析且具有下列形式的函数族 ｜（zf′）′/（zf′）′＋（1-2α）｜〈β ,这里f（z）=z＋ z ＋∞∑n=2αnz^n ,县g（0）=g′（0）-1=0,本文研究得到了它的系数估计和偏差结论．     

Zeros of Generalized Holomorphic Functions

Let f be a generalized holomorphic function on a connected open set W ì \Bbb C\Omega\subset {\Bbb C} . It is proved that f equals zero if and only if there exists a smooth curve and a set A of positive (one-dimensional) measure such that f takes zero value on A. Also, a holomorphic generalized function different from zero on the disc, which takes zero values on a dense G _δ-set of the disc, is constructed. The generalized zero set of a holomorphic function is introduced and studied in an analogous way.     

Zeros of Generalized Holomorphic Functions

Let f be a generalized holomorphic function on a connected open set . It is proved that f equals zero if and only if there exists a smooth curve and a set A of positive (one-dimensional) measure such that f takes zero value on A. Also, a holomorphic generalized function different from zero on the disc, which takes zero values on a dense G _δ-set of the disc, is constructed. The generalized zero set of a holomorphic function is introduced and studied in an analogous way.     

关于多值解析函数的教学研究

复变函数论中的多值函数教学是一个难点.钟玉泉先生的教材在这一难点的处理方面是较成功的.他通过例题,介绍多值函数分成单值分支的方法,介绍求函数值的方法,并对这些方法进行了总结,得出的结论是:当给定初值后,只有通过连续变化才能得到其它点的函数值.这一点和传统的代入法求函数值完全不同.然而该教材就在这一总结之后,又用代入法求Arcsin2.我们认为这自我否定了刚刚建立起来的求值方法,扰乱了读者的思想.本文通过对Arcsinz分成单值解析分支的讨论,对求Arcsin2提出了新的教材处理方案,以期和读者商榷.     

关于一类p叶解析函数

本文考虑了函数类Tσ（p,a)闭凸包极值点,并用它确定系数估计。对函数类Tσ（p,a)的其它一些有趣性质也进行也研究。     

On the Uniform Stability of Recovering Sine-Type Functions with Asymptotically Separated Zeros

Mathematical Notes - We obtain the uniform stability of recovering entire functions of special form from their zeros. To such a form, we can reduce the characteristic determinants of strongly...     

Computing the Real Zeros of Hypergeometric Functions

Efficient methods for the computation of the real zeros of hypergeometric functions which are solutions of second order ODEs are described. These methods are based on global fixed point iterations which apply to families of functions satisfying first order linear difference differential equations with continuous coefficients. In order to compute the zeros of arbitrary solutions of the hypergeometric equations, we have at our disposal several different sets of difference differential equations (DDE). We analyze the behavior of these different sets regarding the rate of convergence of the associated fixed point iteration. It is shown how combinations of different sets of DDEs, depending on the range of parameters and the dependent variable, is able to produce efficient methods for the computation of zeros with a fairly uniform convergence rate for each zero.     

On Conversion of the L'Hopital Rule for Analytic Functions

We consider the question about the possibility of conversion of the L'Hopital rule for the limits of ratios of analytic functions at a boundary point of the analyticity domain in a Stolz angle.