Conjecture on the radius of convergence of Fox–Wright expansions

Let pΨq{}_{p}\Psi_q denote the Fox–Wright function, and consider the series in equations,, and, each expanded about the relevant point in the variable 1z1-z. Radius-of-convergence conjecture. The true radius of convergence of all these series is equal to unity. The value 1/21/2 established in the preceding convergence arguments is only a lower bound obtained before interchanging the order of summation; determining the true radius clarifies the analytic behavior of these expansions near the singularity and branch cut.

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Dmitrii Karp and Elena Prilepkina, “The Fox-Wright function near the singularity and branch cut”, arXiv:1907.04597 (2019).

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