On convexity of the convergence domain for a series of generalized exponents
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Let \(\{\lambda_ n\}^{\infty}_ 1\) be a set of complex numbers, \(\lim_{n\to \infty}\ln /\lambda_ n^{-1}=0\), let f(z) be an entire function of non-zero exponential type and of completely regular growth. Suppose that the zeros of f form a regular set and consider a series \(\sum^{\infty}_{1}A_ nf(\lambda_ nz)\). The author proves that if the series converges at \(z=0\), then its maximal domain of convergence D is convex, convergence is absolute and uniform inside D.
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