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A class of finite $q$ -series

H. M. Srivastava (1986)

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A class of finite $q$ -series. - III

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Sums of certain double $q$ -hypergeometric series

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Four-term recurrence relations for hypergeometric functions of the second order. I.

Harold Exton (1996)

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Four-term recurrence relations for hypergeometric functions of the second order are deduced from generating functions involving elementary functions. Generalisations are indicated and an example is given of a five-term recurrence for the confluent hypergeometric function.