General Properties of Generalized Gamma-Functions
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https://doi.org/10.20535/1810-0546.2016.4.62211Keywords:
Generalized gamma-functions, Incomplete gamma-functions, Digamma-functionsAbstract
Background. The article is dedicated to studies of the main properties of new generalized gamma-functions, generalized incomplete gamma-functions, generalized digamma-functions for their best applications in applied sciences, for calculations of integrals which are absent in scientific literature.
Objective. Introduction and study of the basic properties of the new generalized gamma-functions, generalized incomplete gamma-functions, generalized digamma-functions and their applications.
Methods. We apply the following methods: the methods of the theory of functions of the real variable, the theory of the special functions, the theory of the mathematical physics, the methods of applied analysis.
Results. Some new forms of generalized gamma-functions, incomplete gamma-functions, digamma-functions are introduced. The main properties of these generalized special functions are explored. Examples of application of new generalized gamma-functions are given.
Conclusions. With the help of the r-generalized confluent hypergeometric functions the new generalization of gamma-functions, incomplete gamma-functions, digamma-functions are introduced. The main properties of the new generalized special functions are explored, examples of application of these functions are given.References
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