ON AN EXPANSION FORMULA FOR THE MULTIVARIABLE -FUNCTION INVOLVING GENERALIZED LEGENDRE’S ASSOCIATED FUNCTION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v4.i1.2016.2843Keywords:
Multivariable -Function, Generalized Legendre’s Associated FunctionAbstract [English]
The authors have established a new expansion formula for multivariable -function due to Prasad [5] in terms of products of the multivariable -function and the generalized Legendre’s associated function due to Meulenbeld [3]. Some special cases are given in the last.
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