Results on \(\phi\)-like functions involving Hadamard product
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https://doi.org/10.24193/subbmath.2025.3.06Keywords:
Analytic function, differential subordination, parabolic $\phi-$like function, $\phi-$like function.Abstract
In this paper, we derive a differential subordination theorem involving convolution of normalized analytic functions. By selecting different dominants to our main result, we find certain sufficient conditions for \(\phi\)-likeness and parabolic \(\phi\)-likeness of functions in class \(\mathcal A\).
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