Associated relations on the full parameter space #
The regularized identities of Carlson, Section 5.6, persist under analytic continuation. All Dirichlet parameters below are arbitrary complex numbers. The derivative appearing here is the derivative of the function being averaged.
Parameter shifts are translations, hence entire.
Entire-parameter version of Carlson's relation 5.6-1(4).
The tangential associated relation, with no restrictions on the parameters. The coincident-index case is included.
Carlson's backward-shift relation 5.6-2, in entire regularized form.
Carlson's three-node associated relation 5.6-3. No distinctness assumptions on the nodes, indices, or Dirichlet parameters are needed.
Multiplication of the function being averaged by its argument is a weighted sum of parameter shifts, on the native integral domain.
Entire-parameter multiplication-by-argument identity.
Carlson's relation 5.6-4, in regularized form on the entire parameter space.
D averages f', while H averages w * f'(w).