General theory of meromorphic functions in the complex plane began in the nineteenth century, when E. Picard proved his famous 'Picard's little theorem'. Then, in the 1920s, R. Nevanlinna created the ...

Meromorphic function theory occupies a central position in the analysis of complex differential equations, uniting classical value‐distribution methods with modern studies of integrability and dynamic ...

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Real and complex functions both arise from the fundamental idea of mapping points in a domain to real or complex values, yet their theories display distinctive features. Real functions—mappings ...