Some new properties of Confluent Hypergeometric Functions
Abstract
The confluent hypergeometric functions (the Kummer functions) defined by 1F1(α;γ;z):=Σn=0∞(α)nn!(γ)nzn\ (γ≠ 0,-1,-2,·s), which are of many properties and great applications in statistics, mathematical physics, engineering and so on, have been given. In this paper, we investigate some new properties of 1F1(α;γ;z) from the perspective of value distribution theory. Specifically, two different growth orders are obtained for α∈ Z≤ 0 and α∈ Z≤ 0, which are corresponding to the reduced case and non-degenerated case of 1F1(α;γ;z). Moreover, we get an asymptotic estimation of characteristic function T(r,1F1(α;γ;z)) and a more precise result of m(r, 1F1'(α;γ;z)1F1(α;γ;z)), compared with the Logarithmic Derivative Lemma. Besides, the distribution of zeros of the confluent hypergeometric functions is discussed. Finally, we show how a confluent hypergeometric function and an entire function are uniquely determined by their c-values.
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