On polyharmonic univalent mappings
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Abstract: In this paper, we introduce a class of complex-valued polyharmonic mappings, denoted by , and its subclass , where is a constant. These classes are natural generalizations of a class of mappings studied by Goodman in 1950's. We generalize the main results of Avci and Z{l}otkiewicz from 1990's to the classes and , showing that the mappings in are univalent and sense preserving. We also prove that the mappings in are starlike with respect to the origin, and characterize the extremal points of the above classes.
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