Titlebook: Nevanlinna’s Theory of Value Distribution; The Second Main Theo William Cherry,Zhuan Ye Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Co

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The First Main Theorem,As we mentioned in the introduction, the basis for Nevanlinna’s theory are his two “main” theorems. This chapter discusses the first and easier of the two.

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Nevanlinna’s Theory of Value Distribution978-3-662-12590-8Series ISSN 1439-7382 Series E-ISSN 2196-9922

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12590-8Complex analysis; Nevanlinna; Nevanlinna theory; approximation; diophantine; diophantine approximation; er

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Introduction,plex variable will have . complex zeros, provided that the zeros are counted with multiplicity. If .(.) is a degree . polynomial, then .grows essentially like .. as . → ∞. Therefore, we can rephrase the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra as follows: a non-constant polynomial in one complex variable take

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The Second Main Theorem via Logarithmic Derivatives,e lines, and the proof we give here is generally speaking similar to the proof given in Hayman’s book [Hay 1964]. Neither Nevanlinna nor Hayman were interested in the precise structure of the error term, and they did not use the refined logarithmic derivative estimates of Gol’dberg and Grinshtein, a