Transformations of multiple q-series with quasi-arbitrary terms
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The object of this paper is to obtain several new transformations and reduction formulas for multiple series whose terms involve basic (or \(q\)-) Pochhammer symbols and an essentially arbitrary factor. The series considered here are, in general, \(2r\)- and \(r\)-dimensional. Each of these series is shown to be related to a certain basic hypergeometric summation or transformation formula. Relevant connections of many of the multiple \(q\)-series transformations with various known results are also mentioned briefly.
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