Hadamard product of convex functions and Jackson operator
Abstract
In this paper we consider some properties of Jackson's difference operator for convex univalent functions in |z|<1 with complex parameter q as a Hadamard product of two power series. Jackson in 1908 introduced for a real q, q∈[0,1), the difference operator dqf(z) for an analytic function f in the unit disc |z|<1 in the complex plane. Thanks to this operator, many mathematicians have extended the theory of functions in q-theory. The q-theory has found many applications in theory of hypergeometric series, special functions, combinatorics, number theory, fluid mechanics, quantum mechanics and physics.
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