
The author obtains some special relations between the orders of entire functions of \(n\) complex variables represented by multiple Dirichlet series by taking asymptotic behaviour in their coefficients. The following theorem is typical (for brevity we set \(n=2)\). Theorem 1. Let \[ f_ j(s_ 1,s_ 2)=\sum^ \infty_{p,q=0} a^{(j)}_{p,q} \exp (s_ 1 \lambda_ p^{(j)}+s_ 2 \mu_ q^{(j)}), \] \(j=0,1,\dots,q\), where \(00, \dots, \alpha_ q>0\), \(\alpha_ 1+\cdots+\alpha_ q=1\), the conditions \(\lambda_ p^{(j)} \sim \lambda_ p^{(0)}\), \(\mu_ q^{(j)} \sim \mu_ q^{(0)}\) \((j=1,\dots,q)\) and \[ \sum^ q_{j=1} \alpha_ j \ln {1 \over a^{(j)}_{p,q}} \sim \ln {1 \over a^{(0)}_{p,q}} \] fulfilled, then \(\rho_ 0 \leq \sum^ q_{j=1} \alpha_ j \rho_ j\).
Entire functions of several complex variables, Dirichlet series, exponential series and other series in one complex variable, Other generalizations of function theory of one complex variable, order, entire functions, multiple Dirichlet series
Entire functions of several complex variables, Dirichlet series, exponential series and other series in one complex variable, Other generalizations of function theory of one complex variable, order, entire functions, multiple Dirichlet series
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