Associated L-relations with polynomial correction coefficients #
A polynomial R-relation valid as the exponent varies differentiates to an inhomogeneous L-relation. The correction coefficients are formal derivatives of the original coefficient polynomials. This is applied to Carlson's homogeneity recurrence, with a single nonzero polynomial family valid for all parameters and slit-plane nodes. It is a concrete instance of Carlson (1987), Theorem 3.1, not yet that theorem for an arbitrary list of associated shifts.
Differentiation of a parameter-polynomial R-relation. The exponent convention
-a + e accounts for the positive sign of the R-correction on the right.
The L homogeneity recurrence, with explicit polynomial R-correction terms, valid for all complex parameters and all slit-plane nodes, including an empty index type.