In this paper, some new generating relations involving the generalized hyper- geometric function and the generalized confluent hypergeometric function are established by mainly applying Taylor's Theorem. Due to their very general nature, the main results can be shown to be specialized to yield a large number of new, known, interesting and useful generating relations involving the Gauss hypergeometric function and its related functions.
Motivated mainly by a variety of applications of Euler's Beta, hypergeometric, and confluent hypergeometric functions together with their extensions in a wide range of research fields such asengineering, chemical, and physical problems. In this paper, we introduce modified forms of some extended special functions such as Gamma function, Beta function, hypergeometric function and confluent hypergeometric function by making use of the idea given in reference \cite{9}. Also, certain investigations including summation formulas, integral representations and Mellin transform of these modified functions are derived. Further, many known results are obtained asspecial cases of our main results.
The purpose of this article is to introduce an extension of Exton's hypergeometric function K16 by using the extended beta function given by Özergin et al. [11]. Some integral representations, generating functions, recurrence relations, transformation formulas, derivative formula and summation formulas are obtained for this extended function. Some special cases of the main results of this paper are also considered.
RESUMENEl propósito de este artículo es introducir una extensión de la función hipergeométrica de Exton K16 usando la función beta extendida dada por Özergin et al. [11]. Se obtienen algunas representaciones integrales, funciones generatrices, relaciones de recurrencia, fórmulas de transformación, fórmulas de derivadas y fórmulas de sumación para esta función extendida. Se consideran también algunos casos especiales de los resultados principales de este artículo.
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