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1 Palestine Journal of Matheatics Vol. ( (03, Palestine Polytechnic University-PPU 03 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions Defined by a Multiplier Operator Involving the Koatu Integral Operator Ajad S. Barha Ree A. Hadan Counicated by Ayan Badawi MSC 00 Classification: 37E45,37E30,37E40 Keywords phrases: Multivalent functions, Koatu integral operator. The author would lie to than the referee for his valuable suggestions coents. Abstract. This paper is devoted to the study of soe new subclasses strongly close-to-convex p-valent functions. It is defined by a ultiplier operator using the Koatu integral operator studies their inclusion relationships with the integral preserving properties.. INTRODUCTION A( pn, be the class of functions f ( of the for p f( = + a, ( pn, N (. = p+ n which are analytic p-valent in the open unit dis U = { : C, < }. The generalied Koatu integral operator K c, p: Apn (, Apn (, is defined for >0 c > p as ( c+ p c K c, pf ( = (log f ( t dt c t Γ( 0 t. (. Now, in ters of K c, p, we introduce the linear ultiplier operator J c, p,: Apn (, Apn (, as follows: 0,0 f ( = f ( (.3, f ( = ( K c, pf ( + ( K c, pf ( ' = f ( p,, f ( = ( f ( for >0, c > p, 0. If f Apn (, is given by (., then J p f ( = + B, (, a (.4 = p+ n where
2 87 Bahra Hadan c + p B, (, = ( p (.5 c + p for >0, c > p, 0. If f ( g( are analytic in U, we say that f ( is subordinate to g(, if a Schwar function w ( in U such that f( = gw ( ( exists then we write it as f g or f ( g(.. Results, (, AB, S η be the class of functions f Apn (, satisfying the condition ( f ( ' + A η p η f ( (.0 + B, then the following results appear: Lea.. h ( be convex univalent in U with h (0 = Re{ vh( + µ } > 0 ( v, µ. If p ( is analytic in U with p (0 =, then p '( p ( + h (, ( U which iplies p ( h (, ( U vp( + µ Lea.. h ( be convex univalent in U w ( be analytic in U with Re w ( 0. If p ( is analytic in U with p(0 = h(0, then p ( + w( p'( h (, ( U which iplies p ( h (, ( U. Lea.3. p ( be analytic in U with p (0 = p ( 0 in U. If two points exist, U such that for soeα, α ( α, α > 0 for all ( where α = arg p ( < arg p ( < arg p ( = α (. < =, then we have p '( ( α+ α = i p'( ( α+ α = i (. p ( p ( c α α c = i tan + c 4 α + α (.3 Proposition.. > 0, c > p, 0, h ( be convex univalent in U with h (0 = Re h ( > 0 ; if a function f( Apn (, satisfies the condition
3 88 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions then f ( η h (, (0 η < ; U, p f ( f p f ( ( ( η, h ( (0 η < ; U. ( f ( J d( = p f ( where d( is analytic function in U ( c + p f ( cj f ( d( = p f ( ( c + p f ( = c p f ( p p ( c + p c + p + a + ( p p n ( c = + + p = c p p c + p + + ( p a = p+ n c + p then d (0 = (.4 Fro (.4, we get ( c + p J f ( ( p η d( + c + η = (.5 f ( Differentiating both sides logarithically with respect to ultiplying the by yields ( p d '( ( J f ( ( J f ( = ( p η d( + c + η f ( J f ( Dividing both sides by p η, we get (.6
4 89 Bahra Hadan d '( ( f ( + d( = ( p η d( + c + η p f ( By using Lea (., it follows that d ( h (,( U, then f p η f ( ( ( h (. (.7 Proposition.. h ( be a convex univalent in U with h (0 = Re( h ( > 0 ; if a function f( Apn (, satisfies the condition ( f ( J h (, (0 η < ; U, p f ( then ( Lf( J h (, (0 η < ; U, p Lf ( where L ( f is the integral operator defined by ( + L( f = Lf ( = t f ( t dt, ( 0 0 (.8 Now then p f( = + a ( pn, N = p+ n ( + p L f ( = t. t dt t at dt = p+ n + p + L f( = + a (.9 + p = p+ n + K c, p ( c + p c ( = log ( c Γ( t 0 L f t L f t dt ( c + p c + p + c = t log t dt a t log t dt c + Γ( t p 0 + = p+ n + t 0 K c, p + p + c + p L f( = + a (.0 + p = p+ n + c p = p+ n + + c + p ( c, p( L f ( K p c p = + + a
5 90 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions By induction, ( L f ( = ( K c, p( L f ( + K, L f ( p ( c p(, + p + c + p ( Lf ( = + a [ + ( p] + p = p+ n + c + p J + p + c + p ( Lf ( = + + p a + p = p+ n + c + p, ( (. (, (, J,,, ( = c p ( + ( J ( ( L f f L f ( ( Lf( d( =, ( U (. p ( L f ( where d( is analytic function in U, with d (0 = Now ( ( Lf( J ( p η d( + η =, ( Lf ( f ( ( p η d( + η+ = ( + ( Lf ( Differentiating logarithically with respect to ultiplying by ( p d '( ( f ( ' + [( p η d + η] = + η+ ( p d( f ( Dividing both sides by ( p η adding subtracting η p d '( ( ( f ( ' + d( = η η ( p η d( p η, U + + f ( Therefore by Lea (., we obtain: d '( d ( + h ( c + η + ( p η d( ( ( Lf( ' d ( = [ ] h ( p ( Lf (, Corollary.. If f( S ( η, AB,, then operator defined by (.8., L( f S ( η, AB,, where L ( f is the integral
6 9 Bahra Hadan + A In Proposition (., tae h ( =, then + B ( f ( ' + A p η f ( + B ( ( Lf ( ' + A. p η ( L f ( + B Proposition.3. h ( be convex univalent in U with h (0 = Re( h ( > 0 ; if a function f( Apn (, satisfies the condition ( Lf( h ( η, (0 η < ; U p ( Lf ( ( ( Lf( J h (, (0 η < ; U (.3 p ( Lf ( Where L ( f is the integral operator defined by (.8.,, ( J,,( ( c p = ( + ( ( ( ( Lf c p Lf c Lf ( ( Lf( J d( = p ( Lf (, ( U (.4 Where d( is analytic function in U, with d (0 = Now ( ( Lf( J ( p η d( + η = ( Lf ( Differentiating logarithically with respect to ultiplying by ( p d '( ( ( Lf ( ' ( ( Lf ( ' = c+ η+ ( p d( J,, ( ( ( Lf( c p Lf J Dividing both sides by ( p η adding subtracting η p d '( ( ( Lf( ' + d( =,. c + η+ ( p d( p ( Lf ( d '( Therefore by Lea (., we obtain d ( + h ( c + η + ( p η d(
7 9 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions ( ( Lf( ' d ( = h (. p ( Lf ( Theore.. f( Apn (, 0 <,, 0 γ <, if ( f ( ' < arg γ < J g(, for soe g ( S ( η, AB,, then ( f ( ' α < arg, γ < α g(, where α, α (0 < α, α, are the solutions of the equations : ( α+ α( c cos t α + tan (,for B ( p ( = η +Α ( + η+ c( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t +Β α,for B = (.5 ( α + α ( c cos t for B α tan ( + p η A = + ( + η+ c( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t α ( ( (.6 + B for B = where * C is given by (.3 ( p ( B t = sin ( p ( AB + ( η+ c( B (.7 Now ( f ( ' d( = γ p γ g(, ( U,,, = + ( J f ( ' ( c p J f ( cj f (,,,, (( p γ d( + γ J g( = ( J f ( ' = ( c + p J f ( cj f ( Differentiating both sides with respect to ultiplying by,, ( p γ d '( g( + [( p γ d( + γ]( g( ' = ( c + p( J f ( ' c( J f ( ' (.8
8 93 Bahra Hadan ( g( ' q ( = p g(, ( U Fro (.8 (.9, we have + ( J g( ' ( c p J g( ( p η q + η = = c,, g( g( ( c + p J g( ( p η q + η+ c = (.9 g(,, ( p γ d '( g( + [( p γ d( + γ]( g( ' Dividing both sides by ( p γ g( iplies = ( c + p( J f ( ' c( J f ( ' [( p γ d + γ] ( c + p ( J f ( ' [( p γ d( + γ] c d '( + (( p η q + η = ( p γ ( p γ g( ( p γ [( p γ d + γ] ( c + p ( J f ( ' d '( + (( p η q + η+ c = ( p γ ( p γ g( Dividing both sides by [( p η q + η+ c], then we get d '( ( J f ( ' + d( = γ ( p η q + η+ c ( p γ g( While, by using the result of Silveran Silvia [3], we have ( - AB ( A B q <, ( U; B - B B (.0 A Re{ q ( } >, ( U; B = (. fro (.0 (., we obtain ( p η q + η+ c = ρe Where ( p ( A ( p η( + A + η+ c < ρ < + η+ c ( B ( + B - t < φ < t for B where t is given by (.7, i ϕ ( p ( A + η+ c < ρ < < φ < for B =
9 94 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions Here we note that d( is analytic in U with d (0 = Re( d( > 0 in U by applying the assuption Lea (. with w ( = ( p η q + η+ c. Here d( 0 in U. If the following two points exist:, U such that the condition (. is satisfied; then (by Lea.3 we obtain (. under the restriction (.3. At first, for the case B, we obtain: d'( arg( d( + ( p η q ( + η+ c + α = ( + B d'( arg( d( + ( p η q ( + η+ c * ( α α( c cos t tan ( p η( A * * + ( + η+ c( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t * ( α α( cos + c t α + tan ( p η( A * * = + ( + η+ c( + ( c + α+ α( c sin t ( + B where we have used inequality (.3,,, t are given by (.5, (.6 (.7 respectively. Siilarly, for the case B =, we obtain d '( arg( d( + α ( p η q ( + η+ c d '( arg( d( + α ( p η q ( + η+ c Which contradicts the assuption of the Theore, hence the proof is copleted. Corollary.. f( Apn (,, if where ( I p f ( ' arg γ < I p g( ( I pf ( ' arg γ < α I pg( I, p p ( J, p,0 ( = p+ n + p f = f = + a + (.
10 95 Bahra Hadan In Theore (., if we put =, c =, = 0, = = α = α = α, we get then I + p f = f = + a +, p p ( J, p,0 ( = p+ n ( I p f ( ' arg γ < I p g( ( I pf ( ' arg γ < α I pg( Theore.. f( Apn (, 0 <,, 0 γ <, if ( f ( ' < arg < γ, J g(, for soe g ( S ( η, AB,, then ( ( f ( J L α < arg γ < α, ( L g( where L ( f is defined by (.8, α, α (0 < α, α is the solutions of the equations ( α + α ( c cos t for B α tan ( + ( p η( A = + ( + η+ ( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t α + B ( α + α ( c cos t for B = for B α tan ( + ( p η( A = + ( + η+ ( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t α + B for B = (.3 (.4 Where c is given by (.3 t ( p ( A B = sin ( p ( AB + ( η+ ( B (.5
11 96 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions ( ( f ( J L d( = γ, p γ ( Lg ( Fro Proposition (., Since g ( S, ( η, AB,, then by Corollary (., L( g S ( η, AB,, then [( p γ d( + γ] J ( Lg ( = ( ( Lf( ',, (, (, J, L ( = ( + ( J ( ( f f L f ( ( (( p γ d + γ J L g( = ( + J f ( J L f ( Differentiating both sides with respect to (( p γ d+ γ Lg ( + ( p γ d'( Lg ( = ( + J f( f(, ( (,, ( ( ( ( L Dividing both sides by ( J c, p, Lg ( ultiplying both sides by, then ( c p ( L ( ( c p ( L ( ( J Lg ( f ( f ( J J (( p γ d + γ + ( p γ d '( = ( + J Lg ( J Lg ( J Lg (,,,,,,,,, ( ( ( Lg ( J q ( = p ( Lg ( (( p γ d + γ( q( p η + η+ + ( p γ d '( = ( + ( ( L f ( ( Lg ( Now dividing both sides by ( p γ ( ( L f ( ( γ ( + ( d + ( q( p η + η+ + d '( = ( p γ ( p γ Lg ( Dividing both sides by ( q( p η + η+ d '( ( + ( J ( f ( d( + = γ ( q( p η + η+ ( p γ ( qp ( η + η+ J ( Lg (
12 97 Bahra Hadan fro (.0 (., we obtain where where t is given by (.5, d '( ( J f ( d( + = γ ( q( p η + η+ ( p γ g( ( p η q + η+ = ρe i ϕ ( p ( Α ( p η( +Α + η+ < ρ < + η+ ( Β ( +Β -t < φ < t for Β ( p ( Α + η+ < ρ < < φ < for Β= Here, we note that d( is analytic in U with d(0 = in U by applying the assuption Lea (. with ( = w ( p η q + η+ Hence, d( 0 in U if the following two points exist, U, such that the condition (. is satisfied then (by Lea.3, we obtain (. under the restriction (.3. At first, for the case B * ( α α ( cos t d '( + c arg( d( α + tan ( p q ( ( ( p η A * * η + η+ + ( + η+ ( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t ( + B = * ( α α( cos '( c t d + arg( ( d + α + tan ( p q( ( ( p η A * * η + η+ + ( + η+ ( + c + ( α+ α( c sin t ( + B = where we have used the inequality (.3,,, t are given by (.5, (.6 (.5 respectively. Siilarly, for the case B =, we obtain d'( arg( d( + α ( p η q ( + η+
13 98 On Subclasses of Multivalent Functions d'( arg( d( + α ( p η q ( + η+ These are contradiction to the assuption of Theore (.. This copletes the proof of the Theore (.. Corollary.3. f( Α( pn, 0 <, 0 γ < if, for soe g ( S ( η, AB,, then ( f ( ' arg( γ < g( ( L f ( ' arg( γ < α L g( where L ( f is defined by (.8, (0 < α is the solution of the equation cos α t tan α + = ( p η( + A + η+ + αsin t B + α for B for B = where t is given by (.5 Tae = = α = α = α in Theore (.,, for soe g ( S ( η, AB,, then ( f ( arg γ < g( ( ( f ( arg J L γ < α ( L g( where
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