SOME PROPERTIES OF HARMONIC UNIVALENT FUNCTIONS IN TERMS OF RUSCHEWEYH DERIVATIVES

Waggas Galib Atshan (India) and S. R. Kulkarni (India)

Received June 16, 2007; Revised August 11, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: harmonic functions, Ruscheweyh derivative, extreme points, convex combination, convolution and integral operator.