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₁F₁(a; c; z) — Kummer confluent hy

₂F₁(a, b; c; z) — Gauss hypergeome

₁F₁(a; c; z) — Kummer confluent hy

₂F₁(a, b; c; z) — Gauss hypergeome

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

Mocanu α-convex

Mocanu α-convex

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

₁F₁(a; c; z) — Kummer confluent hy

₂F₁(a, b; c; z) — Gauss hypergeome

Janowski S*[A,B] extremal

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