Asymptotic expansions for \(q\)-gamma, \(q\)-exponential, and \(q\)-Bessel functions (Q1340530)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 703311
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    Asymptotic expansions for \(q\)-gamma, \(q\)-exponential, and \(q\)-Bessel functions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 703311

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      Asymptotic expansions for \(q\)-gamma, \(q\)-exponential, and \(q\)-Bessel functions (English)
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      23 January 1995
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      The \(q\)-gamma function was introduced by Thomae. It is a slight variation of an infinite product studied by Euler, but the change allows a nicer behavior as \(q\)-changes. The present paper contains an asymptotic formula for the logarithm of the \(q\)-gamma function which reduces to Stirling's series when \(q\to 1\). Earlier, Moak had found a different expansion for the log of the \(q\)-gamma function which reduces to Stirling's series when \(q\) is 1. The author uses the Abel-Plana formula, while Moak used the Euler-Maclaurin formula. The Abel-Plana formula is also used to find asymptotic formulas for two \(q\)-extensions of the exponential function. The result here is similar to one of Littlewood, although the proofs are different. The \(q\)-Bessel functions treated is the \({}_ 1\psi_ 1\) one studied by Hahn and Exton. Here the \(q\)-difference equation is used to obtain an asymptotic expansion.
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      asymptotics
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      \(q\)-gamma function
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      \(q\)-Bessel functions
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