Star product deformation of gamma function
Let us recall that a star product is a deformation of the usual multiplication of functions in the space of formal series with respect to a deformation parameter. The result is a product which is associative, but not commutative. In this paper, the authors use the notion of star product to obtain deformations of functions: they construct star functions and study their functional relations. More precisely, the authors introduce certain classes of functions with Fréchet topology, where convergent star products are well defined. Then, they use the star exponential functions to obtain a deformation of the Gamma function, called the star gamma function. Several identities and useful formula are then established.\N\NFor the entire collection see [Zbl 1542.53010].
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