On the differentiation of a hypergeometric function with respect to the parameter (Q690562): Difference between revisions

Let \(\zeta\) be a non-zero rational number, \(h_0\), \(h_1\), \(h_2\) be a non-trivial set of integers. Set \(H=\max (3,\mid h_1\mid ,\mid h_2\mid )\) and \(F_\lambda(z)=\sum_{m=0}^\infty z^m\prod_{x=1}^m\frac 1{\lambda +x}\). Then the author proves that there exists a positive constant \(\gamma =\gamma(\lambda , \zeta)\) such that \[ \left| h_0 +h_1F_\lambda(\zeta)+h_2\frac{\partial F_\lambda(\zeta)}{\partial\lambda}\right| >H^{-2-\frac \gamma{\ln\ln H}}. \] The proof is based on the suitable effective construction of the functional approximating form which has the maximum order zero at \(z=0\).