Abstract:Under a certain condition, we propose a uniqueness theorem about meromorphic functions sharing four distinct small functions on an annulus. Two counter examples are given in order to show the certain condition is necessary. Our results generalize or improve the previous theorems due to T. B. Cao et al. and N. Wu et al.
“…From the very point of sharing small functions, we studied above theorems in [19] and provided the following uniqueness theorem of meromorphic functions sharing four small functions on annuli.…”
Section: 5) Be Five Distinct Values In C If F and G Share The Valumentioning
The purpose of this article is to study the uniqueness of meromorphic functions on annuli. Under a certain condition about deficiencies, we prove some new uniqueness theorems of meromorphic functions on the annulus A=z:1/R0<z<R0, where 1<R0≤+∞.
“…From the very point of sharing small functions, we studied above theorems in [19] and provided the following uniqueness theorem of meromorphic functions sharing four small functions on annuli.…”
Section: 5) Be Five Distinct Values In C If F and G Share The Valumentioning
The purpose of this article is to study the uniqueness of meromorphic functions on annuli. Under a certain condition about deficiencies, we prove some new uniqueness theorems of meromorphic functions on the annulus A=z:1/R0<z<R0, where 1<R0≤+∞.
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