Abstract
We introduce the class of Hayman exceptional functions which seem to play a similar role for the study of Hayman directions as Julia exceptional functions do for Julia directions. Further we prove that for every transcendental meromorphic function \(f : C \rightarrow \hat C\) there exists n ∈ ℕ such that f (k) has a Julia direction for every k ≥ n.
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