On Hypergeometric Identities
Gauss2019;s second theorem, Vandermonde2019;s theorem, Dixon2019;s theorem
Abstract
H.Exton [J.Comput.Appl.Math.88(1997)269-274] obtained a quite general transformation involving hypergeometric functions by elementary manipulation of series, some of these results are erroneous. Four erroneous results have been corrected by Medhat A. Rakha et al, and made a remark on other three results in [4]. Here, we respond the remark and confirm that other three results are also erroneous.
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L Slater (1966) Generalized hypergeometric functions.
H Exton (1976) Multiple hypergeometric functions.
H Exton (1997) New hypergeometric identities arising from Gauss's second summation theorem. 88, 269-274.
A Medhat, Rakha (2011) Comments on "New hypergeometric identities arising from Gauss's second summation theorem.
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2011-12-23
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