AbstractA transformation formula for a double basic hypergeometric series of type Φ0:2;21:2;2 is derived. This transformation yields a double series analogue of Sears’ transformation for a terminating 3Φ2 series. In the limit q→1, the formula reduces to a transformation for a terminating double Clausenian hypergeometric series of unit argument (one of the proper Kampé de Fériet series, F0:2;21:2;2(1,1)). This formula is a double series analogue of Whipple's terminating 3F2 transformation. This transformation gives rise to a transformation group (the invariance group) acting on the parameters of the double series. The invariance group is examined and shown to be a subgroup of a double copy of the symmetries of the square
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to derive two transformation formulae which imply relations bet...
AbstractThe q-analogue of Legendre inversions is established and generalized to bilateral sequences....
AbstractThe object of the present paper is to derive a number of transformations involving certain f...
AbstractA transformation formula for a double basic hypergeometric series of type Φ0:2;21:2;2 is der...
AbstractThe Sears transformations are employed to establish several general series transformations f...
AbstractAlthough most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups” associated with two term transfo...
Although most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups ” associated with two term transformation...
Abstract. Structures of symmetries of transformations for Holman–Biedenharn–Louck An hypergeometric ...
AbstractThe study of invariance groups associated with two term transformations between (basic) hype...
AbstractA number of new transformation formulas for double hypergeometric series are presented. The ...
AbstractA large number of summation and transformation formulas for a certain class of double hyperg...
AbstractThe main object of this paper is to establish several bivariate basic hypergeometric series ...
AbstractWe prove a new Bailey-type transformation relating WP-Bailey pairs. We then use this transfo...
AbstractAlthough most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups” associated with two term transfo...
Abstract. We show that several terminating summation and transformation formulas for basic hypergeom...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to derive two transformation formulae which imply relations bet...
AbstractThe q-analogue of Legendre inversions is established and generalized to bilateral sequences....
AbstractThe object of the present paper is to derive a number of transformations involving certain f...
AbstractA transformation formula for a double basic hypergeometric series of type Φ0:2;21:2;2 is der...
AbstractThe Sears transformations are employed to establish several general series transformations f...
AbstractAlthough most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups” associated with two term transfo...
Although most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups ” associated with two term transformation...
Abstract. Structures of symmetries of transformations for Holman–Biedenharn–Louck An hypergeometric ...
AbstractThe study of invariance groups associated with two term transformations between (basic) hype...
AbstractA number of new transformation formulas for double hypergeometric series are presented. The ...
AbstractA large number of summation and transformation formulas for a certain class of double hyperg...
AbstractThe main object of this paper is to establish several bivariate basic hypergeometric series ...
AbstractWe prove a new Bailey-type transformation relating WP-Bailey pairs. We then use this transfo...
AbstractAlthough most of the symmetry groups or “invariance groups” associated with two term transfo...
Abstract. We show that several terminating summation and transformation formulas for basic hypergeom...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to derive two transformation formulae which imply relations bet...
AbstractThe q-analogue of Legendre inversions is established and generalized to bilateral sequences....
AbstractThe object of the present paper is to derive a number of transformations involving certain f...