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February 14, 2026Mathematics0 citationsOpen Access

Some Geometric Characterizations of a Certain Class of Log-Harmonic Mappings

MMMadhusmita MohantyBCBikash Kumar ChinharaRMR. N. Mohapatra

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore the structural properties and inequalities of log-harmonic mappings related to starlike functions.
  • Utilized sharp inequalities involving analytic and dilatation functions.
  • Analyzed growth and distortion bounds for log-harmonic mappings.
  • Established relations for logarithmic derivatives linked to the Schwarz lemma.
  • Determined the arclength inequalities for mappings in the context of geometric function theory.
  • Identified specific regions where log-harmonic mappings yield starlike images.
  • Proved growth estimates for starlike functions and their derivatives.
  • Developed accurate inequalities governing the arclength under log-harmonic mappings.

Abstract

This article investigates structural properties of a class of log-harmonic mappings associated with starlike analytic functions in the unit disk. Beginning with a general representation of the log-harmonic mappings, we use sharp inequalities using analytic and dilatation functions to determine growth and distortion bounds for the mappings and their complex derivatives. The exact region where the log harmonic mappings of the form f(z)=zh(z)h′(z)¯, with h being starlike analytic, give the starlike image is determined. Subordination relations for logarithmic derivatives are established, connecting the mappings with the Schwarz lemma and the Carathéodory class. Furthermore, we obtain the growth estimates for the underlying starlike functions h and their derivatives, as well as accurate inequalities governing the arclength of the circle image under log-harmonic mappings. These findings contribute to the geometric function theory of log-harmonic mappings.

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Mohanty et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699011522ccff479cfe57d1fhttps://doi.org/10.3390/math14040659
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