2021
DOI: 10.13108/2021-13-1-31
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Joint estimates for zeros and Taylor coefficients of entire function

Abstract: In the paper, for an entire function ( ) = ∞ ∑︀ =0 , we provide asymptotic and uniform bounds of commensurability of the growth of zeroes and the decaying of the Taylor coefficients one with respect to the other. As an initial point for these studies, the following Hadamard statement serves: if the coefficients of the series obey the inequality | | ( ) with some function ( ), then the absolute values of the zeroes grows faster than 1/ √︀ ( ). In the present work we improve recently obtained lower bound for the… Show more

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“…For functions of nonintegral order, the degree of the polynomial in ( 5) is less than . Therefore, the order of the function coincides with the order of the canonical integral (6), and therefore…”
Section: Remarkmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…For functions of nonintegral order, the degree of the polynomial in ( 5) is less than . Therefore, the order of the function coincides with the order of the canonical integral (6), and therefore…”
Section: Remarkmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…We note some of them. G. G. Braichev in [6] considered the problem of joint estimation of the zeros and Taylor coefficients of an entire function. In the series of works [7][8][9][10], he studied problems on the lower indicator of an entire function with zeros of zero lower density lying on a ray, two-sided estimates of the relative growth of functions and their derivatives, and also the smallest type of an entire function with zeros of given averaged densities and exact estimates for the types of entire…”
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confidence: 99%
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