Quaternionic Nevanlinna Functions

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contents Nevanlinna theory studies the value distribution of meromorphic functions and provides powerful results in the form of the First and Second Main Theorems. In this paper, we introduce quaternionic analogues of the Nevanlinna functions. Starting from the Jensen formula due to Perotti (arXiv:1902.06485), we derive a notion of total order and an associated integrated counting function. We further define quaternionic Weil functions and corresponding mean proximity functions. In this context, we introduce the class of mean proximity balanced functions, which includes the slice-preserving functions and all semiregular functions with a dominating index in their power series. To address the failure of $\log|f^s|$ to be harmonic, we define a Harmonic Remainder Function that compensates for this defect in the Jensen formula. We then prove a weak First Main Theorem--type result for general semiregular functions and obtain a full First Main Theorem for the mean proximity balanced functions.
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spellingShingle Quaternionic Nevanlinna Functions
Ammar, Muhammad
Complex Variables
30D30 (Primary) 30G35, 30D35 (Secondary) 31A05
Nevanlinna theory studies the value distribution of meromorphic functions and provides powerful results in the form of the First and Second Main Theorems. In this paper, we introduce quaternionic analogues of the Nevanlinna functions. Starting from the Jensen formula due to Perotti (arXiv:1902.06485), we derive a notion of total order and an associated integrated counting function. We further define quaternionic Weil functions and corresponding mean proximity functions. In this context, we introduce the class of mean proximity balanced functions, which includes the slice-preserving functions and all semiregular functions with a dominating index in their power series. To address the failure of $\log|f^s|$ to be harmonic, we define a Harmonic Remainder Function that compensates for this defect in the Jensen formula. We then prove a weak First Main Theorem--type result for general semiregular functions and obtain a full First Main Theorem for the mean proximity balanced functions.
title Quaternionic Nevanlinna Functions
topic Complex Variables
30D30 (Primary) 30G35, 30D35 (Secondary) 31A05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.19332