Rigidity of entire functions sharing a finite set with their partial derivatives in C^n

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Auteurs principaux: Majumder, Sujoy, Banerjee, Abhijit, Panja, Shantanu
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Publié: 2026
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author Majumder, Sujoy
Banerjee, Abhijit
Panja, Shantanu
author_facet Majumder, Sujoy
Banerjee, Abhijit
Panja, Shantanu
contents This paper investigates certain classes of entire functions in C^n that, together with their partial derivatives, share a finite set consisting of three elements. By employing normality criteria, we study the behaviour of such functions and derive the necessary conditions governing their existence. Our results extend those of [4], originally established for functions of a single complex variable, to the setting of several complex variables, thereby providing a comprehensive generalization of the earlier result in a direction not previously explored.
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spellingShingle Rigidity of entire functions sharing a finite set with their partial derivatives in C^n
Majumder, Sujoy
Banerjee, Abhijit
Panja, Shantanu
Complex Variables
32A19, 32A22 and 32H30
This paper investigates certain classes of entire functions in C^n that, together with their partial derivatives, share a finite set consisting of three elements. By employing normality criteria, we study the behaviour of such functions and derive the necessary conditions governing their existence. Our results extend those of [4], originally established for functions of a single complex variable, to the setting of several complex variables, thereby providing a comprehensive generalization of the earlier result in a direction not previously explored.
title Rigidity of entire functions sharing a finite set with their partial derivatives in C^n
topic Complex Variables
32A19, 32A22 and 32H30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.29412