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Research On Uniqueness Of Meromorphic Solutions Of Malmquist Type Difference Equations And Zeros Of One Class Of Differential-difference Polynomials

Posted on:2020-11-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z W LeiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330596486003Subject:Mathematics
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In this note,we study a uniqueness theorem meromorphic solutions of a class of difference equation of Malmquist type and the zeros of complex differential-difference polynomial on transcendental meromorphic functions.Firstly,by using the Nevanlinna theory,we prove that uniqueness theorem meromorphic solutions of a more general class of difference equation of Malmquist type.Secondly,analysing the zeros and poles,we show that when n takes a certain value,the complex difference-differential polynomials take infinitely many zeros,which can be regarded as the differential-difference analogues of Hayman conjecture.The main results are as follows:Theorem1.2.1 Let f be a finite-order transcendental meromorphic solution of here,aλ(z)((?)0),bu(z),dl(z)are small functions respect to f(z),cλj are pairwise distinct constants,(?)Define (?),can be rewritten as H(z,f)=0(1.3)Let e1,,e2 be two distinct finite numbers such that H(z,e1),H(z,e2)≠ 0.If f and another meromorphic function g share the values e1,e2 and ∞ CM,then f≡g.Theorem3,2.1 Let f(z)be a transcendental meromorphic function of hyper-order P2(f)<1.If n≥k+6,then f n(z)f(k)(z)+f(z+c)-a(z)has infinitely many zeros,where a(z)is a non-zero small function with respect of f(z).Theorem3.2.1 Let f(z)be a transcendental meromorphic function of hyper-order P2(f)<1-If n≥2k+8,then fn(z)f(k)(z+c)+f(z)-a(z)has infinitely many zeros,where a(z)is a non-zero small function with respect of f(z).The structure of this paper is as follows:In chapter 1,we introduce the background,some concepts and main theorems.In chapter 2,we prove a uniqueness theorem meromorphic solutions of a more general class of difference equation of Malmquist type.In chapter 3,we prove the zeros of complex differential-difference polynomial on transcendental meromorphic functions.
Keywords/Search Tags:Malmquist type, Meromorphic solutions, Uniqueness, Differential-difference polynomial, Zeros, Poles
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