On Asymptotics Of \Gamma_{q}(z) As q Approaching 1
Ruiming Zhang

TL;DR
This paper derives the main asymptotic behavior of the q-Gamma function as q approaches 1, providing a formula valid across the complex plane except at the poles of the classical Gamma function.
Contribution
It offers a new derivation of the asymptotic main term for the q-Gamma function near q=1, extending understanding of its behavior in the complex plane.
Findings
Asymptotic formula valid for all complex z except poles
Derivation applicable as q approaches 1 from below
Clarifies the relationship between q-Gamma and classical Gamma functions
Abstract
In this note we give a derivation of the asymptotic main term for the q-Gamma function as q approaching 1. This formula is valid on all the complex plan except at the poles of the Euler Gamma function.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Inequalities and Applications · Advanced Mathematical Identities
