On Certain Generalizations of S*()

Abstract

We deal with different kinds of generalizations of S*(), the class of Ma-Minda starlike functions, in addition to a majorization result of C(), the class of Ma-Minda convex functions, which are enlisted as follows: 1. Let h be an analytic function, f be in C() and h be majorized by f in the unit disk D, then for a given , we derive a general equation, which yields the radius constant r such that |h'(z)|≤ |f'(z)| in |z|≤ r. Consequently, obtain results associating S*() and others. 2. We find the largest radius r0 so that the product function g(z)h(z)/z belongs to a desired class for |z|<r0 whenever g∈ S*(1) and h∈ S*(2). Also we obtain a condition for the functions to be in S*() 3. We obtain the modified distortion theorem for S*() with a general perspective. 4. For a fixed f∈ S*(), the class of subordinants Sf():= \g : g f \ is introduced and studied for the Bohr-phenomenon and a couple of conjectures are also proposed.

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