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PII.S0161171202007585 CERTAINCONVEXHARMONICFUNCTIONS YONG CHAN KIM,JAYM.JAHANGIRI, andJAEHOCHOI Received 21December 2000 and inrevised form 2May 2001 We de?ne and investigate a family of complex-valued harmonic convex univalent func- tionsrelatedtouniformly convexanalyticfunctions. Weobtaincoe?cient bounds,extreme points, distortion theorems, convolution and convex combinations forthis family. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classi?cation: 30C45, 30C50. 1. Introduction. A continuous complex-valued function f = u+iv de?ned in a simplyconnected complexdomain??Cissaidtobeharmonicin?ifbothuandv arerealharmonic in?.Considerthefunctions U andV analyticin?sothatu=U andv=V.Thentheharmonic function f canbeexpressed by f(z)=h(z)+g(z), z∈?, (1.1) where h=(U+V)/2 and g =(U?V)/2. We call h the analytic part and g the co- analyticpartoff.Iftheco-analyticpartoff isidenticallyzerothenf reducestothe analyticcase. The mapping z
f(z) issense-preserving and locally one-to-one in?ifand only iftheJacobianoff ispositive(see[1]),thatis,ifandonlyif



Jf(z)=
h(z)
? g(z) 0, z∈?. 2

2 (1.2) Let?denotethefamilyoffunctionsf =h+gˉwhichareharmonic,sense-preserving, andunivalent intheopenunitdisk?={z:|z|1}withh(0)=f(0)=f (0)?1=0. z Thus,wemaywrite ∞ ∞

h(z)=z+ anzn, g(z)= bnzn,
b1
1. (1.3) n=2 n=1 Also let ? denote the subclass of ? consisting of functions f = h+gˉ so that the functions handgtaketheform ∞
∞




h(z)=z?
an
zn, g(z)=?
bn
zn,
b1
1. (1.4) n=2 n=1 Recently, Kanas and Wisniowska [5] (see also Kanas and Srivastava [4]), studied the classofk-uniformlyconvexanalyticfunctions,denotedbyk-???,0≤k∞,sothat h∈k-???ifandonlyif  h(z)≥0, |ζ|≤k, z∈?.  1+(z?ζ)h(z) (1.5)  460 YONG CHAN KIM ET AL. Forrealφwemayletζ=?kzeiφ.Thencondition (1.5)canbewrittenas 1+ 1+ke ≥0. (1.6)  zh(z) iφ h(z) Now considering the harmonic functions f =h+gˉ of the form (1.3) we de?ne the family???(k,α),0≤α1,sothatf =h+gˉ∈???(k