Growth of Solutions of a Class of Linear Differential Equations Near a Singular Point
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Authors: S. CHERIEF AND S. HAMOUDA
DOI: 10.46793/KgJMat2302.187C
Abstract:
In this paper, we investigate the growth of solutions of the differential equation
where A
, B
are analytic functions in the closed complex plane
except at z0 and a,b are complex constants such that ab≠0 and a = cb,
c > 1. Another case has been studied for higher order linear differential
equations with analytic coefficients having the same order near a finite
singular point.
Keywords:
Linear differential equations, growth of solutions, finite singular point.
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