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Zbl 0716.33001
Guthmann, Andreas
Asymptotische Entwicklungen für unvollständige Gammafunktionen. (Asymptotic expansions for the incomplete gamma function).
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[J] Forum Math. 3, No.2, 105-141 (1991). ISSN 0933-7741; ISSN 1435-5337/e

In the introduction the paper gives the known results for the ordinary incomplete gamma functions, but the main interest is a class of generalized incomplete gamma functions, and to derive uniform asymptotic expansions. Let $\nu$ be a positive integer. Then the Mellin integral $$ E\sb{\nu}(x)=(2\pi i)\sp{-1}\int\sp{c+i\infty}\sb{c-i\infty}\Gamma (w)\sp{\nu}x\sp{-w}dw $$ can be viewed as a normalized exponential function, with $E\sb 1(x)=e\sp x$. Inversion gives $\Gamma (a)\sp{\nu}=\int\sp{\infty}\sb{0}E\sb{\nu}(t)t\sp{a-1}dt.$ Then the function $\Gamma\sb{\nu}(a,x)=\int\sp{\infty}\sb{x}E\sb{\nu}(t)t\sp{a- 1}dt$ is introduced as the incomplete gamma function of order $\nu$. The problem is to find an asymptotic expansion as $a\to \infty$, which holds uniformly with respect to x. Further generalizations of the exponential and incomplete gamma functions are also considered. The research is motivated by the theory of general Dirichlet series, where the generalized incomplete gamma functions arise.
[N.M.Temme]
MSC 2000:
*33B15 Gamma-functions, etc.
41A60 Asymptotic problems in approximation

Keywords: incomplete gamma functions; uniform asymptotic expansions

Cited in: Zbl 0984.33500

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