
A new fractional integral operator is used to present a generalized class of analytic functions in a complex domain. The method of definition is based on a Hadamard product of analytic function, which is called convolution product. Then we formulate a convolution integral operator acting on the sub-class of normalized analytic functions. Consequently, we investigate the suggested convolution operator geometrically. Differential subordination inequalities, taking the starlike formula are given. Some consequences of well-known results are illustrated. Keywords: Analytic function, subordination and superordination, univalent function, open unit disk, fractional integral operator, convolution operator, fractional calculus.
Special classes of univalent and multivalent functions of one complex variable (starlike, convex, bounded rotation, etc.), fractional integral operator, convolution operator, subordination and superordination, fractional calculus, univalent function, analytic function, open unit disk
Special classes of univalent and multivalent functions of one complex variable (starlike, convex, bounded rotation, etc.), fractional integral operator, convolution operator, subordination and superordination, fractional calculus, univalent function, analytic function, open unit disk
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