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Re: a war on f-notations (hypergeometric somnambulisms)

by Azure <tain@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Dec 30, 2006 at 08:54 PM

SI'onist Pig, o};-)
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galathaea wrote:

> i have always been suspicious of the hidden 1
>
> or rather
>   the hidden (1)_i
> in hypergeometric F notation
>
> it seemed
>   not well hidden
>
> and not very useful
>
> if i want to represent
>
>   oo
>   ---     i
>   \      x
>   /    -----
>   ---  ( a )
>  i = 0      i
>
> i must insert the numerator (1)_i
>   and the denominator (1)_i
>
> to get
>
>     /   1      \
>  F  |      ; x |
> 1 2 \ a, 1     /
>
> and that disturbs me
>
> -+-
>
> i have recently been able to prove
>   to my satisfaction
> that the (1)_i
>
>   is actually a goddess placed in the notation by gauss
>   to deceive and beguile the initiates
>
> -Z-Z-Z-Z-z-z-z-
>
> the differential equation form
>   revealed her for the obvious imposter
>
> defining the point transformation operator
>
>        d
> D = x --
>       dx
>
> the product formula
>
> D ( D + b0 - 1 ) ( D + b1 - 1 ) ... ( D + b(q-1) - 1 ) F
>
>   = x ( D + a0 ) ( D + a1 ) ... ( D + a(p-1) ) F
>
> is satisfied by
>
>         _\
>      /  a       \
>   F  |  _\  ; x |
>  p q \  b       /
>
> where now a and b are vectors
>
> _\
> a  = ( a0, a1, ..., a(p-1) )
>
> _\
> b  = ( b0, b1, ..., b(q-1) )
>
> $^$*#$*^#(#()%)^(%^$*@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> not only does she stand there in the product formula
>   for all eyes to see
> but one discovers her name as well
>
> D
>
> the one on the leftend in the first line of the formula
>
> D is (1)_i
>
> so like parvati is kali
> we have her pinned
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o
>
> but i only truly understood
>   the nature of her beguiling
> after i decided to transform my multisection results
> to goddess-free notation
>   because i suspected her influence
>
> in the beguiled notation
>   my multisection theorems relate
>     the (m, n)-multisection of a (p, q)-hypergeometric
>     to a ( p n + 1, q ( n + 1 ) )-hypergeometric
>     which can be reduced to ( p n, q ( n + 1 ) - 1 )
>
> but the (p, q)-atheistic hypergeometric is defined as
>
>         _\
>      /  a      \
>   H  |  _\ ; x | =
>  p q \  b      /
>
>           p-1
>      oo   ---                    oo
>     ---   | | ( aj )            ---         _\
>     \     j=0       i    i      \        /  a      \
>     /    -------------  x   =   /     h  |  _\ ; x |
>     ---   q-1                   ---    i \  b      /
>    i = 0  ---                  i = 0
>           | | ( bk )
>           k=0       i
>
> in this goddess-free formulation
> the multisection is simply
>
>              _\
>   |m      /  a      \
>   |    H  |  _\ ; x |  =
>   |n  p q \  b      /
>
>         _\                |m _\
>       / a      \        / |n a    /  x   \ n \
>    h  | _\ ; x |    H   | |m _\ ; | ---  |   |
>     m \ b      /  pn qn \ |n b    \  q-p /   /
>                                     n
>
> where
>
>          p-1   n-1
> |m _\     _     _   / ai + m + j \
> |n a  =  (x)   (x)  | ---------- |
>           -     -   \     n      /
>          i=0   j=0
>
> and
>          q-1   n-1
> |m _\     _     _   / bi + m + j \
> |n b  =  (x)   (x)  | ---------- |
>           -     -   \     n      /
>          i=0   j=0
>
> this is radiantly clear
>
> -+-+-+-+-
>
> the key to the goddess' spell
>   is her obfuscation of the vector spaces involved
>
> +X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+X+
>
> to demonstrate this atheistic notation
>   in the formulagenic uses of the multisection theorem
>
> the fundament of circularre geometrie
>
>      x
> y = e
>
> manifests the goddess explicitly as
>
>      / -     \
>   H  |   ; x |
>  0 1 \ 1     /
>
> the fundamental level-2 multisection theory
>   gives us the 3 relations
>
>    x   |0  x   |1  x
>   e  = |  e  + |  e
>        |2      |2
>
>   |0  x   1    x   -x
>   |  e  = - ( e + e  )
>   |2      2
>
>   |1  x   1    x   -x
>   |  e  = - ( e - e  )
>   |2      2
>
> which hypergeometric multisection represents as
>
>  |0     / -     \       /    -     / x \2 \
>  |   H  |   ; x | =  H  |        ; | - |  |
>  |2 0 1 \ 1     /   0 2 \ 1/2, 1   \ 2 /  /
>
>  |1     / -     \         /    -     / x \2 \
>  |   H  |   ; x | = x  H  |        ; | - |  |
>  |2 0 1 \ 1     /     0 2 \ 1, 3/2   \ 2 /  /
>
> and substituting into the above
> provides the 3 projection relations of level 2
>
> now using these in conjunction with
>   contiguous relations
> allows us to derive a number
> of famous hypergeometric relation****ps
>   involving the rational subspaces of the coefficient space
>
> taking x at known values
>   provides a foundation for calculating
> relation****ps for all unit-related values
> scaled by the power term
>
> we can apply the above to the classic gaussian
>   for instance
> which atheistically is expressed as
>
>     / a, b     \
>  H  |      ; x |
> 2 2 \ c, 1     /
>
> the level-2 multisection projections are
>
>  |0     / a, b     \
>  |   H  |      ; x |  =
>  |2 2 2 \ c, 1     /
>
>       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>    H  |                            ; x  |
>   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
> and
>
>  |1     / a, b     \
>  |   H  |      ; x |  =
>  |2 2 2 \ c, 1     /
>
>  ab       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>  -- x  H  |                            ; x  |
>   c   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
> plugging into the basic level 2 forms gives
>
> (*)
>       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>    H  |                            ; x  | +
>   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
>     ab       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>     -- x  H  |                            ; x  | =
>      c   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
>         / a, b     \
>      H  |      ; x |
>     2 2 \ c, 1     /
>
> (a)
>       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>    H  |                            ; x  | =
>   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
>     1 /     / a, b     \       / a, b      \ \
>     - |  H  |      ; x | +  H  |      ; -x | |
>     2 \ 2 2 \ c, 1     /   2 2 \ c, 1      / /
>
> (b)
>
>  ab       / a/2, (a+1)/2, b/2, (b+1)/2    2 \
>  -- x  H  |                            ; x  | =
>   c   4 4 \ c/2, (c+1)/2, 1/2, 1            /
>
>     1 /     / a, b     \       / a, b      \ \
>     - |  H  |      ; x | -  H  |      ; -x | |
>     2 \ 2 2 \ c, 1     /   2 2 \ c, 1      / /
>
> and there are places gauss' form can be evaluated
> such as at 1
>   providing explicit reflection formuli
>
> ^**^ ^**^ ^**^ ^**^ ^**^
>
> by defeating the goddess
>   i had revealed the valuable secret
> of clarity in form
>
> and could safely banish it from the empire
>
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
> galathaea: prankster, fablist, magician, liar
 




 4 Posts in Topic:
a war on f-notations (hypergeometric somnambulisms)
galathaea@[EMAIL PROTECTE  2006-12-30 15:35:49 
Re: a war on f-notations (hypergeometric somnambulisms)
Azure <tain@[EMAIL PRO  2006-12-30 20:54:14 
Re: a war on f-notations (hypergeometric somnambulisms)
"Sweet Sugir" &  2006-12-31 20:16:53 
Re: a war on f-notations (hypergeometric somnambulisms)
"Sweet Sugir" &  2007-01-01 01:51:27 

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