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Fixed points of meromorphic functions and of their differences and shifts

Zong-Xuan Chen (2013)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

Let f(z) be a finite order transcendental meromorphic function such that λ(1/f(z)) < σ(f(z)), and let c ∈ ℂ∖0 be a constant such that f(z+c) ≢ f(z) + c. We mainly prove that m a x τ ( f ( z ) ) , τ ( Δ c f ( z ) ) = m a x τ ( f ( z ) ) , τ ( f ( z + c ) ) = m a x τ ( Δ c f ( z ) ) , τ ( f ( z + c ) ) = σ ( f ( z ) ) , where τ(g(z)) denotes the exponent of convergence of fixed points of the meromorphic function g(z), and σ(g(z)) denotes the order of growth of g(z).

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