
We consider the class B \mathbf B of entire functions of the form \[ f = ∑ p j exp g j , f=\sum p_j\exp g_j, \] where p j p_j are polynomials and g j g_j are entire functions. We prove that the zero-set of such an f f , if infinite, cannot be contained in a ray. But for every region containing the positive ray there is an example of f ∈ B f\in \mathbf B with infinite zero-set which is contained in this region.
characteristic function, zeros, Special classes of entire functions of one complex variable and growth estimates, entire functions
characteristic function, zeros, Special classes of entire functions of one complex variable and growth estimates, entire functions
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