The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n...The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n〉2k＋4. If Em（1,（f^n）^（k））= Em（1,（g^n）^（k））, then either f（z）=c1c^cz and 8（z）= c2c^cz or f=ts, where c, c1 and c2 are three constants satisfying （-1）^k（c1c2）^n（nc）^2k=], and t is a constant satisfying t^n=1. The theorem generalizes the result of Fang [Fang ML, Uniqueness and value sharing of entire functions, Computer ＆ Mathematics with Applications, 2002, 44： 823-831].展开更多
文摘The uniqueness problem of entire functions concerning weighted sharing was discussed, and the following theorem was proved. Let f and 8 be two non-constant entire functions, m, n and k three positive integers, and n〉2k＋4. If Em（1,（f^n）^（k））= Em（1,（g^n）^（k））, then either f（z）=c1c^cz and 8（z）= c2c^cz or f=ts, where c, c1 and c2 are three constants satisfying （-1）^k（c1c2）^n（nc）^2k=], and t is a constant satisfying t^n=1. The theorem generalizes the result of Fang [Fang ML, Uniqueness and value sharing of entire functions, Computer ＆ Mathematics with Applications, 2002, 44： 823-831].
