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1 International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematis Volume 8 No ISSN: (printed version) url: PA ijpam.eu SAIGO OPERATOR OF FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION OF HYPERGEOMETRIC FUNCTIONS A.R. Prabhakaran K. Srinivasa Rao Department of Mathematis Srinivasa Ramanujan Centre SASTRA University Kumbakonam 6 00 INDIA Abstrat: The aim of this paper is to obtain derivations of some hypergeometri funtions for Saigo operator by the appliation of the generalized frational integration due to Saigo involving the quadrati transformation formula. AMS Subjet Classifiation: 33C0 Key Words: Saigo operator of frational integration Gauss hypergeometri funtion Pohhammer symbol The Gauss Hypergeometri funtion is F ab :. Introdution Σ n 0 (a) n (b) n () n n n! (.) where is nether zero nor a negative integer < and Re( a b) > - and Re( a b) > (α) n is the usual Pohhammer symbol n α 0. (α) n α(α+)(α+)...(α +n ) Γ(α+n) (α) 0 (.) Γ(α) Reeived: July 0 Correspondene author 0 Aademi Publiations Ltd. url:
2 756 A.R. Prabhakaran K.S. Rao Let αβη C and R +. Then the generalized frational integration due to Saigo is defined as α β Γα f() 0 ( t) α F α+β ηα t f(t)dtre(α) > 0 (.3) dn α+nβ nη n dni f() (.4) where 0 < Re(α) + n n... Also for ρ being real the funtion ρ has the integral formula ρ where Re(ρ) > ma 0Re(β η). Γ(ρ)Γ(ρ+η β) Γ(ρ β)γ(ρ+η +α ρ β (.5). Hypergeometri Series Identities In this setion we obtain derivations of some hypergeometri funtions for Saigo operator. Theorem.. a σ ( ) a F + a +a b 4 ( ) Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 σσ +η βab σ βσ +β +α+a b (.) wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Proof. We start with the quadrati transformation formula (3.) a ( ) a F + a +a b 4 ( ) F ab +a b (.) where a is a non positive integer. Operating both the sides by the funtional integrating operator σ and using. we have
3 SAIGO OPERATOR OF FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION a σ ( ) a F + a +a b 4 (a) Σ n(b) n n! ( ) (+a b) n ( ) n n+σ n 0 Using Equation.3 and hanging the order of the integration and summation whih is valid under the ondition stated above the above epression redued to the form Σ n 0 (a) n(b) n( ) n (+a b) nn! applying Equation.5 we obtain Γσ Γ(σ +η β) Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 n+σ σσ +η βab σ βσ +β +α+a b. Theorem.. If we start with the quadrati transformation formula a ( ) 3a3 F 3 +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 3a 4( ) 3 3 F +b+3a b 4 then b +6a b we obtain σ a ( ) 3a3 F 3 +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 4( ) 3 Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 5F 4 σσ +η β3a +b+3a b σ βσ +β +αb +6a b 4 wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.3. If we start with the quadrati transformation formula a b ab ( ) a F F then we obtain a b σ ( ) a F Γσ Γ(σ +η β) σσ +η βab Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η+α) σ β 4F 3 σ βσ +β +α where Re(α) Re(β) > 0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a non positive integer. Theorem.4. If we start with the quadrati transformation formula of GauB 3E. 4(iii) p.97 withα a β b
4 758 A.R. Prabhakaran K.S. Rao 4( ) F a F b + a + b positive integer then we obtain σ F a b + a + b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 ab + a + b 4( ) andassumethataisanon σσ +η βab σ βσ +β +α + a + b wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.5. If we start with the quadrati transformation formula (5.)with z : a ( ) a F a +b +b 4( ) ab F b and assume that a is an even non positive integer then we obtain a σ ( ) a F a +b +b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 4( ) σσ +η βab σ βσ +β +αb where Re(α) Re(β) > 0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is an even non positive integer. Theorem.6. If we start with the transformation formula (3.3) ( ) F a + + a + then we obtain σ ( ) F a + + a + Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 where Re(α) Re(β) > 0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ). a a 4( ) F 4( ) σσ +η βa a σ βσ +β +α
5 SAIGO OPERATOR OF FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION Theorem.7. If we start with the transformation formula 4(4.) with α aβ b z and (5.) with z ( ) : ab ( ) a aa+b F +a+b F 4( ) a+b and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ ( ) af Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 ab +a+b 4( ) where Re(α) Re(β) > 0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ). σσ +η βaa+b σ βσ +β +αa+b Theorem.8. If we start with the transformation formula (3.3) with z 4z ( z) a a++ b : ab ( ) a+b F 4( ) +a+b F +a b a+b +a+b and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ ( ) a+b F ab 4( ) +a+b σσ +η β +a b a+b σ βσ +β +α +a+b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.9. If we start with the transformation formula8(3.4.8) q + a : ( ) a F +a 4 a b ( ) 3 F +aa b +ab and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ + a ( ) a F +a b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 5F 4 4 ( ) σσ +η βa +aa b σ βσ +β +α +ab wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.0. If we start with the transformation formula 4 p.94 E.4.(iv)with z :
6 760 A.R. Prabhakaran K.S. Rao a ( ) a 3F + a +a b 4 ab +a b+a ( ) 3 F +a b+a and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain a σ ( ) a 3F + a +a b +a b+a Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 5F 4 4 ( ) σσ +η βab σ βσ +β +α+a b+a wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.. If we start with the transformation formula 3 p.97 E.6 with b +a b +a : + ( ) +a3 F + a + a a+b+ b 4 ( ) a+ a 4 F +a b+a 3 a b and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ + ( ) +a3 F + a + a a+b+ b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 6F 5 σσ +η βa+ a +a b+a σ βσ +β +α a b 4 ( ) wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.. If we start with the transformation formula4(4.05) with ρ bρ 3a b+ 3 : ( ) 3a a 3 3F +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 4( ) 3 3 F 3a 3a+b +3a b b 3 +3a b 4 and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ ( ) 3a3F a 3 +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 4( ) 3
7 SAIGO OPERATOR OF FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION Γσ Γ(σ +η β) σσ +η β3a 3a+b +3a b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η+α) σ β 5F 4 σ βσ +β +αb 3 +3a b 4 wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.3. If we start with the seond ubi transformation formula of Bailey 4(4.06)with ρ bρ 3a b+ 3 : ( ) 3a a 3 3F +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 3a 4( ) 3 3 F +b+3a b 4 b +6a b and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain σ ( ) 3a3F a 3 +a 3 +a b 3 +3a b 7 4( ) 3 Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 5F 4 σσ +η β3a +b+3a b σ βσ +β +αb +6a b 4 wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.4. If we start with the transformation formula 5 Entry 4 of Ramanujan Ch. p. 50: 4 a ( ) F ( ) a F a + a +b and assume that a is a non positive integer then we obtain a σ ( ) a F + a +b Γ(σ β) Γ(σ +η +α) σ β 4F 3 +a b +b 4 ( ) σσ +η βa +a b σ βσ +β +α +b wherere(α) Re(β) >0 Re(σ) ma0re(β γ) a is a nonpositive integer. Theorem.5. If we start with the transformation formula whih follows from Theorem VIII of 4(.5.3) : F ab a b+ F ( ) a 4F 3 ab a+ b+ + 4( )
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