Associated relations for L on the full product slit plane #
Carlson (1987), (2.6), (3.1)–(3.4), and (3.7), for arbitrary complex exponents and Dirichlet parameters. The identities are regularized and have no exceptional parameter hyperplanes. Euler inversion retains the minus sign from the reflected exponent, and the lowering and tangent identities retain their inhomogeneous R-terms.
Equation (3.1) on slit-plane nodes.
Equation (3.2) on slit-plane nodes.
Equation (3.4), in its division-free parameter-raised form.
Equation (2.6): Euler inversion on the full slit domain.
Equation (3.3), allowing coincident indices and nodes.
Equation (3.7), with its R-term and without parameter restrictions.
Equation (3.4) in parameter-lowered form. Regularization eliminates the
ordinary normalization's factor c - 1, so no exceptional parameter is excluded.
Carlson (1987), (3.8), on the full slit domain. The undivided identity includes coincident nodes and equal indices.