Maximum term of transcendental entire function and spider’s web
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Garima Tomar
Abstract
Levels of fast escaping sets were discussed by Rippon and Stallard. Here we have defined a set BR(f) analogous to 0th level of fast escaping set by using maximum term and formation of spider’s web structure has been discussed for this set.
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Communicated by Stanisława Kanas
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