IJAM: Volume 37, No. 1 (2024)

DOI: 10.12732/ijam.v37i1.8

 

REPRESENTATION OF GENERALIZED MOCK THETA

FUNCTIONS AS CONTINUED FRACTION

 

Swayamprabha Tiwari 1, Sameena Saba 2,§

Department of Mathematics & Statistics

Faculty of Science, Integral University

Lucknow – 226026, INDIA

 

Abstract. By using Slater’s transformation formula, we express the bilateral generalized

mock theta functions of third and eighth order as 2φ1 series and then represent them as continued fraction.

 

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