Bailey chains

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Bailey chains are iterative constructions in the theory of basic hypergeometric series that generate infinite families of Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities from an initial Bailey pair.

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instanceOf concept in basic hypergeometric series
mathematical construction
appearsIn theory of Rogers–Ramanujan continued fraction NERFINISHED
appliedIn combinatorial q-series identities
derivation of partition identities
proofs of Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities
basedOn Bailey pairs NERFINISHED
constructionType iterative construction
context theory of basic hypergeometric series
developedBy George E. Andrews NERFINISHED
field analytic number theory
basic hypergeometric series
combinatorics
partition theory
q-series
generalizes Bailey lemma NERFINISHED
hasKeyStep choice of parameters in Bailey lemma
historicalRoot Bailey pairs of W. N. Bailey NERFINISHED
input initial Bailey pair
inspiredBy work of W. N. Bailey
introducedBy George E. Andrews NERFINISHED
mathematicalArea q-hypergeometric series
special functions
methodology iterative application of Bailey lemma
namedAfter W. N. Bailey NERFINISHED
output infinite family of q-series identities
sequence of Bailey pairs
property can be iterated indefinitely
each step produces a new Bailey pair
systematic way to generate q-series identities
purpose to generate infinite families of Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities
relatedTo Andrews–Gordon identities NERFINISHED
Bailey lattice
Bailey lemma
Bailey transform
Göllnitz–Gordon identities NERFINISHED
Rogers–Ramanujan identities NERFINISHED
Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities NERFINISHED
requires initial Bailey pair relative to a parameter
toolFor systematic generation of Rogers–Ramanujan-type series-product identities
usedFor discovering new partition theorems
unifying proofs of classical q-series identities
usesConcept basic hypergeometric series summations
q-Pochhammer symbol NERFINISHED
q-difference equations
yearIntroducedApprox 1970s

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