Further Results of Meromorphic Functions that Share a Polynomial
Huiling Qiu
Abstract
Huiling Qiu
Abstract
In this paper,we use the theory of value distribution and study the uniqueness of meromorphic functions.We will prove the following result:Let f(z)and g(z)be two transcendental meromorphic functions,p(z)a polynomial of degree k,n≥max{11,k+1}a positive integer.If fn(z)f(z)and gn(z)g(z)share p(z)CM,then either f(z)=c1ec p(z)dz, g(z)=c2e ?c p(z)dz ,where c1,c2 and c are three constants satisfying(c1c2) n+1 c2=-1 or f(z)≡tg(z)for a constant t such that tn+1=1.
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In this paper,we use the theory of value distribution and study the uniqueness of meromorphic functions.We will prove the following result:Let f(z)and g(z)be two transcendental meromorphic functions,p(z)a polynomial of degree k,n≥max{11,k+1}a positive integer.If fn(z)f(z)and gn(z)g(z)share p(z)CM,then either f(z)=c1ec p(z)dz, g(z)=c2e ?c p(z)dz ,where c1,c2 and c are three constants satisfying(c1c2) n+1 c2=-1 or f(z)≡tg(z)for a constant t such that tn+1=1.
Key concepts: Meromorphic function, Mathematics, Uniqueness, Combinatorics, Polynomial, Transcendental number, Entire function, Integer (computer science)