Bounded domains of the Fatou set of an entire function (Q5937668)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1620029
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1620029 |
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Bounded domains of the Fatou set of an entire function (English)
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25 November 2001
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I. N. Baker raised the question whether the Fatou components of an entire function of order less than \(1/2\) must be bounded. He had shown that this is true for functions of much smaller growth, and he had given an example of a function of order \(1/2\) with an unbounded Fatou component. Results in this direction have been obtained by G. M. Stallard, J. M. Andersonn and A. Hinkkanen, and X. H. Hua and C. C. Yang. In the present paper, an affirmative answer to Baker's question is given under the additional hypothesis that the function has positive lower order. As in previous papers on this question, the main idea is to use suitable minimum modulus estimates.
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entire function
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Fatou set
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set of normality
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Fatou component
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Julia set
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order
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growth
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minimum modulus
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0.8999568223953247
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0.8626406788825989
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0.8499546051025391
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0.8483226895332336
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0.8483226895332336
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