Inclusion properties of generalized integral transform using duality techniques
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Abstract: Let be the class of normalized analytic functions defined in the region and satisfying �egin{align*} {
m Re,} e^{iphi}left(dfrac{}{}(1!-!alpha!+!2gamma)!left({f}/{z}
ight)^delta +left(alpha!-!3gamma+gammaleft[dfrac{}{}left(1-{1}/{delta}
ight)left({zf'}/{f}
ight)+ {1}/{delta}left(1+{zf"}/{f'}
ight)
ight]
ight)
ight.\ left.dfrac{}{}left({f}/{z}
ight)^delta !left({zf'}/{f}
ight)-�eta
ight)>0, end{align*} with the conditions , , , and . For a non-negative and real-valued integrable function with , the generalized non-linear integral transform is defined as �egin{align*} V_{lambda}^delta(f)(z)= left(int_0^1 lambda(t) left({f(tz)}/{t}
ight)^delta dt
ight)^{1/delta}. end{align*} The main aim of the present work is to find conditions on the related parameters such that , whenever . Further, several interesting applications for specific choices of are discussed.
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