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- Hypergeometry inspired by irrationality questions
- On a hypergeometric identity of Gelfand, Graev and Retakh.
- Hypergeometric pattern matching summation in Maple
- Integral bases for TQFT modules and unimodular representations of mapping class groups
- The size of Bruhat intervals between nested involutions in \(S_{n}\)
- Automatic generation of hypergeometric identities by the beta integral method.
- Combinatorial reciprocity for monotone triangles
- Invariance groups of three term transformations for basic hypergeometric series
- The Wigner distribution function for the one-dimensional parabose oscillator
- \texttt{RRtools} -- a Maple package for aiding the discovery and proof of finite Rogers-Ramanujan type identities
- HYPERG
- qMultiSum
- qZeil
- RRtools
- TQFT
- recpf
- RATE
- IdentityFinder
- HypergeometricSum
- MultiSum
- qGeneratingFunctions
- qseries
- Guess.m
- qTSPP
- HYPERG: a Maple package for manipulating hypergeometric series
- qFunctions
- \texttt{qFunctions} -- a Mathematica package for \(q\)-series and partition theory applications
- Human proofs of identities by Osburn and Schneider
- Symmetry groups of Bailey's transformations for \(_{10}\phi _{9}\)-series
- Another refinement of the Bender-Knuth (ex-)conjecture
- Advanced determinant calculus
- Two-dimensional hydrogen atom in a strong magnetic field
- On Whitney numbers of the order ideals of generalized fences and crowns
- Enumeration of rhombus tilings of a hexagon which contain a fixed rhombus in the centre
- General linearization formulae for products of continuous hypergeometric-type polynomials
- Quasi-orthogonality and zeros of some \({}_2 \phi_2\) and \({}_3 \phi_2\) polynomials
- Lozenge tilings of hexagons with arbitrary dents
- Telescoping in the context of symbolic summation in Maple
- Human and constructive proof of combinatorial identities: an example from Romik
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