On integrality properties of hypergeometric series
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Abstract: Let be a set of vectors in and let be a vector in that has minimal negative support for . Such a vector gives rise to a formal series solution of the -hypergeometric system with parameter . If lies in , then this series has rational coefficients. Let be a prime number. We characterize those whose coordinates are rational, -integral, and lie in the closed interval for which the corresponding normalized series solution has -integral coefficients. From this we deduce further integrality results for hypergeometric series.
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