Uniqueness of meromorphic functions sharing two or three sets
The research on uniqueness of entire and meromorphic functions sharing certain sets of values was triggered by a famous question of \textit{Gross}. \textit{Prof. Hong Xun Yi} first attempted to answer \textit{Gross's} question. Afterwards a series of papers were published on the topic. The main trend of research is to reduce the cardinality of the shared sets. Recently another trend came up: the investigations on the possibility of relaxing the notion of sharing sets. In the paper, the authors use the notion of weighted sharing of sets to prove several results on Gross's question under weaker hypotheses on set sharing.
- On uniqueness of two meromorphic functions sharing three sets with finite weights
- Some results on \(L\)-functions related to sharing two finite sets
- Further results on uniqueness of derivatives of meromorphic functions sharing three sets
- Uniqueness and set sharing of derivatives of meromorphic functions
- A journey from Gross-problem to Fujimoto-condition
- On some sufficient conditions for periodicity of meromorphic function under new shared sets
- On the uniqueness of meromorphic functions sharing two sets
- Effect of the zeros of initial term non-gap polynomials of higher index on the uniqueness of meromorphic functions
- On the uniqueness of meromorphic functions that share two sets. II
- Weighted sharing of sets in wider sense under the ambit of higher indexed polynomials
- Investigations on weighted modified bi-unique range sets in wider sense
- Uniqueness of meromorphic functions sharing two finite sets in \({\mathbb {C}}\) with finite weight II
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