Fixed points and boundary behaviour of the Koenigs function.
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 , 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).
We study Mellin transforms for which is periodic with period in order to investigate ‘flows’ of such functions to Riemann’s and the possibility of proving the Riemann Hypothesis with such an approach. We show that, excepting the trivial case where , the supremum of the real parts of the zeros of any such function is at least .We investigate a particular flow of such functions which converges locally uniformly to as , and show that they exhibit features similar to . For example, ...
We prove that a foliation on with hyperbolic singularities and with “many" parabolic leaves (i.e. leaves without Green functions) is in fact a linear foliation. This is done in two steps: first we prove that there exists an algebraic leaf, using the technique of harmonic measures, then we show that the holonomy of this leaf is linearizable, from which the result follows easily.
Soit un sous-groupe de rang maximal d’un corps de nombres . On montre qu’une fonction entière, envoyant dans l’anneau des entiers d’une extension finie de , de croissance analytique et arithmétique faibles est un polynôme. Ce résultat étend un théorème bien connu de Pólya. On montre également que ce résultat est à constante près optimal.