Representation of finite order solutions to linear differential equations with exponential sum coefficients
Abstract
We show a necessary and sufficient condition on the existence of finite order entire solutions of linear differential equations f(n)+an-1f(n-1)+·s+a1f'+a0f=0,(+) where ai are exponential sums for i=0,…,n-1 with all positive (or all negative) rational frequencies and constant coefficients. Moreover, under the condition that there exists a finite order solution of (+) with exponential sum coefficients having rational frequencies and constant coefficients, we give the precise form of all finite order solutions, which are exponential sums. It is a partial answer to Gol'dberg-Ostrovskii Problem and Problem 5 in HITW2022 since exponential sums are of completely regular growth.
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