Entire functions sharing certain values with their derivatives
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Abstract: We prove a uniqueness theorem for an entire function, which shares certain values with its higher order derivatives.
There are many interesting results on the uniqueness of entire functions. In this paper, the authors consider entire functions sharing certain values with their derivatives, and obtain the exact forms of these entire functions. These results generalize previous results obtained by Rubel, Yang, Mues, Steinmetz and others. The results are interesting and the proofs are clear.
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