Abstract

AbstractSome conditions on the size of the exceptional set that arise in Nevanlinna's Second Fundamental Theorem are established, showing that previous sharp results can be improved by restricting the class of functions considered and suggesting a close relationship between the size of the exceptional set and the lower growth of the characteristic function. Examples of functions of rapid growth possessing exceptional sets are built, showing that these conditions are sharp for the class of functions considered.

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