Terminating balanced \({}_4\phi_3\)-series and very well-poised \({}_8\phi_7\)-series (Q2320052)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7096810
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    Terminating balanced \({}_4\phi_3\)-series and very well-poised \({}_8\phi_7\)-series
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7096810

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      Terminating balanced \({}_4\phi_3\)-series and very well-poised \({}_8\phi_7\)-series (English)
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      21 August 2019
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      The goal of the authors is to investigate the following terminating balenced series: \[ \Omega_{\lambda, \rho}^{n}(b, d)= {}_{4}\phi_{3}\left[\left. \begin{array}{r} q^{-n}, q^{\lambda} b, q^{1 / 2} b, q^{n+\rho} d^{2} \\ qd, q^{1 / 2} d, q^{\lambda+\rho} b^{2}\end{array} \right| q; q\right]. \] The parameters \(\lambda\) and \(\rho\) are integer, the other two parameters, \(b\) and \(d\) are arbitrary indeterminates. It is shown that one can annihilate one of the parameters via two special reduction formulas. Many of the \(\Omega_{\lambda, \rho}^{n}(b, d)\) sums can be evaluated explicitly, as the authors show. A large number of examples can be found at the end of the paper which show the applicability of the results.
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      basic hypergeometric series
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      linearization method
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      balanced series
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      well-poised series
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      Watson's transformation
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