Some Integrals involving generalized hypergeometric function
Keywords:
generalized hypergeometric function, generalized gamma functionAbstract
Recently Virchenko et al have treated a generalized gamma function (see pdf article) is the generalized hypergeometric function presented for Dotsenko in 1991. The object of this paper is to obtain some more results involving especial case of this function and computational forms as obtained.Downloads
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