Volume 26 β’ Issue 3 β’ PP: 359-365 β’ 2025
On Class of Bi-univalent functions involving Neutrosophic π-Poisson distribution Series
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This paper introduces and investigates a new class of bi-univalent functions constructed through the Neutrosophic π-Poisson distribution series. The study focuses on estimating the upper bounds of the basic coefficients |a_2 |and |a_3 | in the Taylor series expansion of these functions.
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