A question on the orthogonal polynomial

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Dear All Friends,

I am currently working on a project which needs some orthogonality
integration formulae of Laguerre polynomials. I referred worlfram's math
function site
http://functions.wolfram.com/Polynomials/LaguerreL3/21/02/01/
and get three seemingly useful ones.

However, as very natural exercises, when I made tests by setting
(p=1,alpha=lambda+1,beta=lambda,m=n) in the third equation of the
above web-page and try to get the first one, I always cannot accomplish
the goal. So I suspect the inter-consistances of the three integration formulae
in the above web-page.

Is here someone professional in orthogonality polynomials and would like
to resolve my suspicious? Or can here someone recommend me some
materials so that I can learn and derive out the desired integration formulae
by myself?

Thank you very much!
 
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Check out Dixon's identity and the rules for the Gamma function (basically that it's just factorial for integer arguments) and you will find your way from eq.3 to eq.1
 
Thank you very much! I worked it out just as you suggested!
 
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