How Can We Simplify the Hypergeometric Function for Easier Integration?

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The discussion centers on simplifying the hypergeometric function f(z) = hypergeometric(1, n/2, (3+n)/2, 1/z) for easier integration. The goal is to find a simplified form of f(z) that allows for the manual integration of f(z)/sqrt(1-z) from 1 to a specific point Y in the complex plane. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in forum postings, as one participant suggests redirecting the inquiry to a more appropriate calculus homework forum.

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Now, i am getting the problem with this type of function. Giving z belongs to C(field of complex numbers), f(z)=hypergeometric(1,n/2,(3+n)/2,1/z).


Do you know how we can obtain a simple performance of f(z) which allows us to take the integral of f(z)/sqrt(1-z) from 1 to Y(an particular point Y in C) by hand?

Thanks a lot.
 
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Jane Dang: you have posted in the wrong forum. Try calculus homework instead.
 

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