Let f（z） be a meromorphic function and ψ be the differential polynomial of f which satisfies the condition of -↑N（r, f）＋-↑N （r, 1/f） = S（r, f）. We obtain several results about the zero point of the ψ and ...Let f（z） be a meromorphic function and ψ be the differential polynomial of f which satisfies the condition of -↑N（r, f）＋-↑N （r, 1/f） = S（r, f）. We obtain several results about the zero point of the ψ and those results extend and improve the results of Yang and Yi in this paper.展开更多
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文摘Let f（z） be a meromorphic function and ψ be the differential polynomial of f which satisfies the condition of -↑N（r, f）＋-↑N （r, 1/f） = S（r, f）. We obtain several results about the zero point of the ψ and those results extend and improve the results of Yang and Yi in this paper.
