New Developments in Geometric Function Theory III

Dear Colleagues,

Since geometric function theory continues to be a prolific research field, following the success of the Special Issue “New Developments in Geometric Function Theory II”, comprising 14 research articles, a new volume of this Special Issue has been greenlit.

This new Special Issue, which will continue on from the framework of the preceding two Special Issues, will attempt to compile papers on the most significant recent developments in the study of complex-valued functions from the perspective of geometric function theory.

The research contributions comprising this Special Issue are expected to focus on the following subjects, among others:

• The development of different types of differential and integral operators potentially incorporating fractional and quantum calculus aspects; presenting univalence properties for the new operators or conducting further investigations on them regarding any possible characteristics and applications in geometric function theory or related fields;
• The introduction of new classes of analytic functions and investigations on those classes regarding different aspects, including univalence conditions, coefficient estimates, differential subordination and superordination results of any type obtained by applying means of the classical, strong or fuzzy differential subordination and superordination theories;
• Developments within the classical, strong or fuzzy differential subordination and superordination theories;
• Applications of special functions in geometric function theory;
• Applications of fractional and quantum calculus aspects in geometric function theory.

New findings derived from the application of any other methodologies in the field of complex analysis are welcome to be submitted. It is hoped that by highlighting fresh research directions in geometric function theory, researchers will find motivation to continue their efforts to generate new insights in this field.

Dr. Georgia Irina Oros
Guest Editor

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• analytic function
• univalent function
• harmonic function
• meromorphic function
• differential subordination
• differential superordination
• differential operator
• integral operator
• fractional operator
• q-operator
• special functions

• New Developments in Geometric Function Theory in Axioms (15 articles)
• New Developments in Geometric Function Theory II in Axioms (15 articles)