contour integration path in the complex s-plane running from $R−iW$ to $R+iW$

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I would like to run the following function :



"The generalized upper incomplete Fox’s H function"



given by



$$
largeH_m,n^p,qleft( z left| beginarraycc (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (a_p,alpha_p,A_p) \ (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (b_p,beta_p,B_p) endarray right. right).
$$



$$
frac12pi joint_L frac
prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+beta_is,B_i)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-alpha_is,A_i)
prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+alpha_is,A_i) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-beta_is,B_i)
z^-sds.
$$
I found a program, for this function. My problem is in the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$.



I do not now how I chose $R$. ?



The author of program said that:



The parameters, $R$ and $W$, are determined according to convergence
region such that the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane
running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$,



$i=sqrt(-1)$



$W$ goes to $infty$ [i.e., it may be chosen as 100]



The value of $Rin R$ is an arbitrary real number chosen between the points $s =((-b_j-k))⁄beta_j$ for $1≤j≤m$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ and the points $s = ((1-a_i+k))⁄alpha_i$ for $1≤i≤n$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ lie to the left and right of the chosen contour, respectively.*)



Also i found in other book the following explanation, however hi dose not use the same notation in the program, hi define as follow



$$
frac12pi joint_L frac
prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+B_is)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-A_is)
prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+A_is) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-B_is)
z^-sds.
$$
but my be his explanation it help.
$L$ is a suitable contour separating the poles



$P_jv=-fracb_j+vB_j$, $j=1,2,cdots,m; v=0,1,cdots$



of the gamma functions $Gamma(b_j+sB_j)$ from the poles



$P_tk=-frac1-a_t+kA_t$, $t=1,2,cdots,n; k=0,1,cdots$



of the gamma functions $Gamma(1-a_t+sB_t)$, that is



$$A_t(b_j+v)=B_j(a_t-1-k).$$



So for given $a_i,alpha_i,A_i$ and $b_i,beta_i,B_i$, how i can chose $R$.



Thanks.







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    I would like to run the following function :



    "The generalized upper incomplete Fox’s H function"



    given by



    $$
    largeH_m,n^p,qleft( z left| beginarraycc (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (a_p,alpha_p,A_p) \ (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (b_p,beta_p,B_p) endarray right. right).
    $$



    $$
    frac12pi joint_L frac
    prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+beta_is,B_i)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-alpha_is,A_i)
    prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+alpha_is,A_i) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-beta_is,B_i)
    z^-sds.
    $$
    I found a program, for this function. My problem is in the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$.



    I do not now how I chose $R$. ?



    The author of program said that:



    The parameters, $R$ and $W$, are determined according to convergence
    region such that the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane
    running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$,



    $i=sqrt(-1)$



    $W$ goes to $infty$ [i.e., it may be chosen as 100]



    The value of $Rin R$ is an arbitrary real number chosen between the points $s =((-b_j-k))⁄beta_j$ for $1≤j≤m$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ and the points $s = ((1-a_i+k))⁄alpha_i$ for $1≤i≤n$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ lie to the left and right of the chosen contour, respectively.*)



    Also i found in other book the following explanation, however hi dose not use the same notation in the program, hi define as follow



    $$
    frac12pi joint_L frac
    prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+B_is)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-A_is)
    prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+A_is) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-B_is)
    z^-sds.
    $$
    but my be his explanation it help.
    $L$ is a suitable contour separating the poles



    $P_jv=-fracb_j+vB_j$, $j=1,2,cdots,m; v=0,1,cdots$



    of the gamma functions $Gamma(b_j+sB_j)$ from the poles



    $P_tk=-frac1-a_t+kA_t$, $t=1,2,cdots,n; k=0,1,cdots$



    of the gamma functions $Gamma(1-a_t+sB_t)$, that is



    $$A_t(b_j+v)=B_j(a_t-1-k).$$



    So for given $a_i,alpha_i,A_i$ and $b_i,beta_i,B_i$, how i can chose $R$.



    Thanks.







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      I would like to run the following function :



      "The generalized upper incomplete Fox’s H function"



      given by



      $$
      largeH_m,n^p,qleft( z left| beginarraycc (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (a_p,alpha_p,A_p) \ (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (b_p,beta_p,B_p) endarray right. right).
      $$



      $$
      frac12pi joint_L frac
      prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+beta_is,B_i)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-alpha_is,A_i)
      prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+alpha_is,A_i) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-beta_is,B_i)
      z^-sds.
      $$
      I found a program, for this function. My problem is in the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$.



      I do not now how I chose $R$. ?



      The author of program said that:



      The parameters, $R$ and $W$, are determined according to convergence
      region such that the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane
      running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$,



      $i=sqrt(-1)$



      $W$ goes to $infty$ [i.e., it may be chosen as 100]



      The value of $Rin R$ is an arbitrary real number chosen between the points $s =((-b_j-k))⁄beta_j$ for $1≤j≤m$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ and the points $s = ((1-a_i+k))⁄alpha_i$ for $1≤i≤n$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ lie to the left and right of the chosen contour, respectively.*)



      Also i found in other book the following explanation, however hi dose not use the same notation in the program, hi define as follow



      $$
      frac12pi joint_L frac
      prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+B_is)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-A_is)
      prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+A_is) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-B_is)
      z^-sds.
      $$
      but my be his explanation it help.
      $L$ is a suitable contour separating the poles



      $P_jv=-fracb_j+vB_j$, $j=1,2,cdots,m; v=0,1,cdots$



      of the gamma functions $Gamma(b_j+sB_j)$ from the poles



      $P_tk=-frac1-a_t+kA_t$, $t=1,2,cdots,n; k=0,1,cdots$



      of the gamma functions $Gamma(1-a_t+sB_t)$, that is



      $$A_t(b_j+v)=B_j(a_t-1-k).$$



      So for given $a_i,alpha_i,A_i$ and $b_i,beta_i,B_i$, how i can chose $R$.



      Thanks.







      share|cite|improve this question












      I would like to run the following function :



      "The generalized upper incomplete Fox’s H function"



      given by



      $$
      largeH_m,n^p,qleft( z left| beginarraycc (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (a_p,alpha_p,A_p) \ (a_1,alpha_1,A_1)cdots (b_p,beta_p,B_p) endarray right. right).
      $$



      $$
      frac12pi joint_L frac
      prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+beta_is,B_i)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-alpha_is,A_i)
      prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+alpha_is,A_i) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-beta_is,B_i)
      z^-sds.
      $$
      I found a program, for this function. My problem is in the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$.



      I do not now how I chose $R$. ?



      The author of program said that:



      The parameters, $R$ and $W$, are determined according to convergence
      region such that the contour integration path in the complex $s$-plane
      running from $R-iW$ to $R+iW$,



      $i=sqrt(-1)$



      $W$ goes to $infty$ [i.e., it may be chosen as 100]



      The value of $Rin R$ is an arbitrary real number chosen between the points $s =((-b_j-k))⁄beta_j$ for $1≤j≤m$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ and the points $s = ((1-a_i+k))⁄alpha_i$ for $1≤i≤n$ and $k=0,1,2,…$ lie to the left and right of the chosen contour, respectively.*)



      Also i found in other book the following explanation, however hi dose not use the same notation in the program, hi define as follow



      $$
      frac12pi joint_L frac
      prod_i=1^mGamma(b_i+B_is)prod_i=1^nGamma(1-a_i-A_is)
      prod_i=n+1^pGamma(a_i+A_is) prod_i=m+1^qGamma(1-b_i-B_is)
      z^-sds.
      $$
      but my be his explanation it help.
      $L$ is a suitable contour separating the poles



      $P_jv=-fracb_j+vB_j$, $j=1,2,cdots,m; v=0,1,cdots$



      of the gamma functions $Gamma(b_j+sB_j)$ from the poles



      $P_tk=-frac1-a_t+kA_t$, $t=1,2,cdots,n; k=0,1,cdots$



      of the gamma functions $Gamma(1-a_t+sB_t)$, that is



      $$A_t(b_j+v)=B_j(a_t-1-k).$$



      So for given $a_i,alpha_i,A_i$ and $b_i,beta_i,B_i$, how i can chose $R$.



      Thanks.









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