n-th Tropical Nevanlinna Theory
Abstract
In this paper, the tropical Nevanlinna theory is extended for piecewise polynomial continuous functions. By constructing the n-th Poisson-Jensen formula, the n-th tropical counting, proximity, and characteristic functions are introduced, which have some different properties compared to the classical tropical setting. Then, not only is the n-th version of the second main theorem for tropical homogeneous polynomials obtained, but also a tropical second main theorem for ordinary Fermat type polynomials is acquired. Moreover, by estimating the tropical logarithmic derivative with a growth assumption pointwise, a strong equality is proved. This equality illustrates the relationship between Σi=0mN(r, 10 fi) and the ramification term N(r, C0(f0, ·s, fm)), implying that there is no natural tropical truncated version of the second main theorem for shift operators.
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