On meromorphic functions without Julia directions
Tien-Yu Peter Chern
Abstract
It is proved that for any positive number λ, 1<λ<2; there exists a meromorphic function f with logarithmic order λ= r+∞ T(r,f) r such that f has no Julia directions, where T(r,f) is the Nevanlinna characteristic function of f. (Note that A. Ostrowski has proved a similar result for λ=2 in 1926.)
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