Hadamard-product convexity conjecture for the class Ω\Omega

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Let Ω\Omega be the class of normalized analytic functions introduced in the paper, and let * denote the Hadamard product. Let C\mathcal{C} denote the class of convex functions.

Hadamard-product convexity conjecture. For any f1,f2Ωf_1,f_2\in\Omega, one has

f1f2C.f_1*f_2\in\mathcal{C}.

This conjecture concerns the relationship between the class Ω\Omega and the convex class C\mathcal{C} under Hadamard products. The paper notes that Ω\Omega is closed under Hadamard product and that a subclass Υ^\widehat{\Upsilon} is contained in both C\mathcal{C} and Ω\Omega, but does not establish the asserted convexity of every product of two members of Ω\Omega.

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Lateef Ahmad Wani and A. Swaminathan, “Sufficient Conditions and Radius Problems for a starlike Class Involving a Differential Inequality”, arXiv:1909.04471 (2019).

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