Negative parameters of Mejier G function
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Is it possible that meijerG function contain a negative value (i.e. is {-1,0,0})? I tried both Mathematica and Matlab to compute this meijerG function but they generate error that this "meijerG is not defined for the given parameters" Any help will be helpful. Here is my code
D = (0.6);
lg1 = lg2 = 1;
G = evalin(symengine, sprintf('meijerG([[0], []], [[-1,0,0], []],%f)',(D/(lg1*lg2))));
CD = -((2*D)/(lg1*lg2*(log(4))))*G;
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Walter Roberson
2017-3-17
编辑:Walter Roberson
2017-3-17
As I indicated before, 0 from the first argument, minus negative 1 from the second argument, gives +1,a positive integer. MeijerG is not defined when one of those differences is a positive integer. There is no way to make such a calculation. You should look up the definition of meijerg and you will see this described.
It is not a limitation of MATLAB or Mathematica or Maple, not a case where "it is just really tough to calculate so we have not bothered": it is fundamental to MeijerG's definition.
Note that it is not a difficulty with negative parameters themselves. You would have the same problem if you for example had 4 in the first parameter and 2 in the second parameter: the difference would be a positive integer and that is not permitted for the function to have meaning. If the first parameter was, for example, 1/2 then -1 would be fine in the second parameter.
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Walter Roberson
2017-3-18
The Maple code was:
T := 2*b*BesselK(0, sqrt(4*b*Gamma/(lambda__g*lambda__h)))*log[2](1+Gamma)/(lambda__g*lambda__h);
U := solve(x = sqrt(4*b*Gamma/(lambda__g*lambda__h)), Gamma);
simplify(eval(T,Gamma=U)) assuming x >= 0;
int(%,x=0..infinity);
simplify(%) assuming nonnegative;
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