On a conjecture of Fuchs concerning factorization of entire functions
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In 1982, Wolfgang Fuchs conjectured the following: Suppose that \(F\) is an entire function of finite order with at least one deficient value. Then \(F\) is pseudo-prime. In this paper the author proves this conjecture under the initial condition that the number of limiting directions of Julia directions is finite.
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