On the critical points of entire functions

Abstract

Several years ago, Aziz and Zargar, while considering some questions related to Sendov's conjecture, solved a problem posed by Brown (see [1,2]), showing that any complex polynomial of degree n with a single zero at z=0 does not have any critical point in B(0,1/n). More recently, this result has been generalised in [3] by Zargar and Ahmad. The aim of our paper is to extend the result to some classes of complex entire functions. We will show that, under some conditions on the zeros an of f, f' has no roots in B(0,t) 0 for a certain t depending on the values of |an|.

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