In this paper, we are mainly interested to nd sucient conditions for some integral operators dened by generalized Struve functions. These operators are normalized and as well as univalent in the open unit disc U. Some special cases of Struve functions and modied Struve functions are also a part of our investigations.
One of the main motivation points in studies on inequalities is to obtain generalizations and to introduce new approaches. In this direction, the generalized fractional integral operators defined within the scope of fractional analysis are quite functional. In this paper, some new integral inequalities have been proved by using generalized fractional integral operators and some classical inequalities for integrable functions. In the proofs of the main findings, the definitions of the generalized fractional integral operator, certain classical relations, and some classical inequalities are used.
Bessel functions are related with the known Bessel differential equation. In this paper, we determine the radius of starlikeness for starlike functions with symmetric points involving Bessel functions of the first kind for some kinds of normalized conditions. Our prime tool in these investigations is the Mittag-Leffler representation of Bessel functions of the first kind.
We study a new subclass of functions with symmetric points and derive an equivalent formulation of these functions in term of subordination. Moreover, we find coefficient estimates and discuss characterizations for functions belonging to this new class. We also obtain distortion and growth results. We relate our results with the existing literature of the subject.
In the present paper, we develop some implications leading to Carathéodory functions in the open disk and provide some new conditions for functions to be p-valent functions. This work also extends the findings of Nunokawa and others.
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