This examination reveals estimates in non-bazilevic functions utilizing q-derivative operators, highlighting significant inequalities.
This study examines a broad subclass of non-Bazileviˇc functions that includes several subclasses of q-bounded turning functions and q-Sakaguchi functions. We link the definition of the class with a modified Opoola q-derivative operator, quasi-subordination, and a few number of mathematical concepts such as q-calculus and infinite series formations. Among the achievements in this work are the estimates for the early upper coefficient bounds and the Fekete-Szego inequalities having complex parameters. In general, this unique class reduces to various recognized classes of non-Bazilevic functions when some of the parameters take values within their interval of definition.
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