$q$-analogs of sinc sums and integrals
Martin Nicholson

TL;DR
This paper explores $q$-analogues of sum-integral relations involving sinc functions and binomial coefficients, extending known $q$-hypergeometric series to multibasic fractional generalizations beyond traditional hypergeometric functions.
Contribution
It introduces novel multibasic fractional $q$-analogues of sum-equals-integral relations that are not based on $q$-hypergeometric functions.
Findings
Established new $q$-analogues for sinc sums and integrals.
Extended the framework to multibasic fractional generalizations.
Provided mathematical relations beyond existing $q$-hypergeometric series.
Abstract
-analogs of sum equals integral relations for sinc functions and binomial coefficients are studied. Such analogs are already known in the context of -hypergeometric series. This paper deals with multibasic `fractional' generalizations that are not -hypergeometric functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Functional Equations Stability Results
