
The denominator of .

The generalized hypergeometric function of two variables (Kampe de Feriet function): .

The regularized generalized hypergeometric function of two variables (regularized Kampe de Feriet function): .

The Lauricella function A of variables: .

The Lauricella function B of variables: .

The Lauricella function C of variables: .

The Lauricella function D of variables: .

The Meijer G function: . The infinite contour of integration separates the poles of at , from the poles of at , . Such a contour always exists in the cases . There are three possibilities for the contour : (i) runs from γ-ⅈ ∞ to γ+ⅈ ∞ (where ) so that all poles of , are to the left of , and all poles of , are to the right of ℒ. This contour can be a straight line if (then ). (In this case, the integral converges if , . If , then must be real and positive and the additional condition should be added.) (ii) is a left loop, starting and ending at -∞ and encircling all poles of , , once in the positive direction, but none of the poles of , . In this case, the integral converges if and one of the following conditions is satisfied: ◼ or and  ◼ and and and . (iii) is a right loop, starting and ending at +∞ and encircling all poles of , , once in the negative direction, but none of the poles of , . In this case, the integral converges if and one of the following conditions is satisfied: ◼ or and  ◼ and and and . Identities containing MeijerG

The imaginary part of the number  |