09/01/2010, 03:25 PM
2 simple statements :
statement 1:
every entire function f(z) that has a locally analytic f^[x](z) solutions for all positive real x in domain D containing a single fixpoint , satisfies that by using riemann mapping the original f^[x](z) computed from one of its fixpoint can be remapped V-analyticly ( coo on V ) to map non-intersecting open curve V in D onto itself for all x in in a positive real interval of measure 1.
statement 2:
every entire function f(z) having A fixpoints satisfies if distinct p and q are primes > A^2 + 2 and f^[1/4](z) , f^[1/p^2](z) , f^[1/q^2](z) are locally analytic , then so is f^[1/pq](z).
regards
tommy1729
statement 1:
every entire function f(z) that has a locally analytic f^[x](z) solutions for all positive real x in domain D containing a single fixpoint , satisfies that by using riemann mapping the original f^[x](z) computed from one of its fixpoint can be remapped V-analyticly ( coo on V ) to map non-intersecting open curve V in D onto itself for all x in in a positive real interval of measure 1.
statement 2:
every entire function f(z) having A fixpoints satisfies if distinct p and q are primes > A^2 + 2 and f^[1/4](z) , f^[1/p^2](z) , f^[1/q^2](z) are locally analytic , then so is f^[1/pq](z).
regards
tommy1729