1997
DOI: 10.1017/s0334270000008833
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Bilinear and bilateral generating functions of generalized polynomials

Abstract: The paper contains mainly three theorems involving generating functions expressed in terms of single and double Laplace and beta integrals. The theorems, in turn, yield, as special cases, a number of bilinear and bilateral generating functions of generalized functions particularly general double and triple hypergeometric series. One variable special cases of the generalized functions are important in several applied problems.

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“…Use Eq (29) take the first partial derivative with respect to k and set k = −1 and simplify using Eq (13) and the Pochhammer symbol equation given by…”
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“…Use Eq (29) take the first partial derivative with respect to k and set k = −1 and simplify using Eq (13) and the Pochhammer symbol equation given by…”
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“…In the work by Mason [11] the bivariate form of Chebyshev polynomials was employed in studying polynomial approximation. Examples of bilateral generating functions and their derivations are detailed in chapter 1 in McBride [12] and in the work by Mohammad [13]. The Chebyshev polynomial has also been studied and used in numerical solutions of initial boundary equations [14][15][16].…”
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“…Such generalized and new families of elliptic-type integrals play an important role in evaluation of a number of Euler-type integrals involving various generating functions. The basic idea of evolving the theorems discussed in this article is inspired by the research work of Mohammed [23], Saran [28] and Srivastava and Yeh [39].…”
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