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A Lambda Analogue of the Gamma Function and its Properties

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We consider a generalization of the gamma function which we term as lambda analogue of the gamma function or ?\lambda-gamma function and further, we establish some of its accompanying properties. For the particular case when ?=1\lambda=1, the results established reduce to results involving the classical gamma function. The techniques employed in proving our results are analytical in nature.

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pp. 18 - 29
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