Conjecture on the radius of convergence of Fox–Wright expansions
Conjecture on the radius of convergence of Fox–Wright expansions
Let denote the Fox–Wright function, and consider the series in equations,, and, each expanded about the relevant point in the variable . Radius-of-convergence conjecture. The true radius of convergence of all these series is equal to unity. The value 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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