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Die Methode wird verallgemeinert; indem \\(s\\) immer eine positive ganze Zahl ist, wird also die Funktion  \\[ \\frac{(\\alpha+\\gamma+1)\\dots(\\alpha+\\gamma+s)}{(\\gamma+1)\\dots(\\gamma+s)} \\times\\frac{(\\beta+\\gamma+1)\\dots(\\beta+\\gamma+s)}{(\\alpha+\\beta+\\gamma+1) \\dots(\\alpha+\\beta+\\gamma+s)} \\]  in der Form entwickelt:  \\[ 1+A_{1}\\frac{\\alpha s}{\\alpha+\\beta+\\gamma+s}+A_{2}\\frac{\\alpha(\\alpha-1).s(s-1)}{(\\alpha+\\beta+\\gamma+s)(\\alpha+\\beta+\\gamma+s-1)}+\\cdots, \\]  wo die Koeffizienten \\(A_{1},A_{2},\\dots\\) unabh\u00e4ngig von \\(s\\) und \\(\\alpha\\) sind; in der Tat ist  \\[ A_{n}=\\frac{\\beta(\\beta-1)\\dots(\\beta-n+1)}{1.2\\dots n(\\gamma+1)(\\gamma+2)\\dots(\\gamma+n)}. \\]  Hiervon werden Anwendungen auf die hypergeometrische Reihe gemacht; auch werden manche anderen Entwickelungen von noch allgemeinerer Form behandelt. Unter den besonderen F\u00e4llen befindet sich eine Formel f\u00fcr die Summe der Kuben der Koeffizienten f\u00fcr die Reihenentwickelung von \\((1-x)^{-c}\\) [\\textit{A. C. Dixon}, Proc. Lond. Math. Soc. 35, 284--289 (1903; JFM 34.0490.02)]. 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