A transformation formula containing four independent bases is found by a special inversion formula and it is applied to derive a few summation formulas for basic hypergeometric series only by elementary method. The hy...A transformation formula containing four independent bases is found by a special inversion formula and it is applied to derive a few summation formulas for basic hypergeometric series only by elementary method. The hypergeometric series, the limits of those formulas are also obtained.展开更多
We study the quotient of hypergeometric functions in the theory of Ramanujan＇s generalized modular equation for a ∈ （0, 1/2], and find an infinite product for- mula for μ1/3（r） by use of the properties of μ＊a...We study the quotient of hypergeometric functions in the theory of Ramanujan＇s generalized modular equation for a ∈ （0, 1/2], and find an infinite product for- mula for μ1/3（r） by use of the properties of μ＊a（r） and Ramanujan＇s cubic transformation. Besides, a new cubic transformation formula of hypergeometric function is given, which complements the Ramanujan＇s cubic transformation.展开更多
文摘A transformation formula containing four independent bases is found by a special inversion formula and it is applied to derive a few summation formulas for basic hypergeometric series only by elementary method. The hypergeometric series, the limits of those formulas are also obtained.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11371125,11171307 and 61374086)Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province(Grant No.LY13A010004)+1 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(Grant No.12C0577)PhD Students Innovation Foundation of Hunan Province(Grant No.CX2012B153)
文摘We study the quotient of hypergeometric functions in the theory of Ramanujan＇s generalized modular equation for a ∈ （0, 1/2], and find an infinite product for- mula for μ1/3（r） by use of the properties of μ＊a（r） and Ramanujan＇s cubic transformation. Besides, a new cubic transformation formula of hypergeometric function is given, which complements the Ramanujan＇s cubic transformation.
