Charles Fox
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Canadian mathematician
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Charles Fox was the English mathematician who introduced the Fox–Wright function and the Fox H-function. In 1976, he received an honorary doctorate from Concordia University. External links http://www.materialtexts.bbk.ac.uk/?p=343Charles Fox at the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive
Charles Fox 's Published Works
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Published Works
- The $G$ and $H$ functions as symmetrical Fourier kernels (1961) (544)
- The Asymptotic Expansion of Generalized Hypergeometric Functions (234)
- Variational Methods for Eigenvalue Problems. By S. H. Gould. Pp. xiv, 179. 48s. 1957. (University of Toronto Press and Oxford University Press) (1959) (195)
- An introduction to the calculus of variations (1950) (122)
- A Generalization of the Cauchy Principal Value (1957) (39)
- A FORMAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN DUAL INTEGRAL EQUATIONS (1965) (23)
- Some applications of Mellin transforms to the theory of bivariate statistical distributions (1957) (20)
- The Expression of Hypergeometric Series in Terms of Similar Series (18)
- A solution of Chandrasekhar’s integral equation (1961) (18)
- A Class of Fourier Kernels (1939) (14)
- A Generalization of the Fourier‐Bessel Integral Transform (13)
- Applications of Mellin's Transformation to Integral Equations (1935) (13)
- The Solution of an Integral Equation (1964) (11)
- An inversion formula for the kernel Kv(x) (1965) (10)
- SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS BY L AND L-1 OPERATORS (1971) (8)
- Integral transforms based upon fractional integration (1963) (7)
- Applications of Laplace transforms and their inverses (1972) (7)
- The inversion of convolution transforms by differential operators (1953) (6)
- The Pascal Line and its Generalizations (1958) (3)
- 2617. Magic matrices (1956) (3)
- The Polar Equations of a Curve (1931) (2)
- A Generalization of an Integral Equation Due to Bateman (1)
- XCIX. The potential function due to certain plane boundary distributions (1928) (1)
- The mechanical determination of position and velocity on the earth's surface (1949) (1)
- Linear Earthworks: Methods of Field Survey (1946) (1)
- A classification of kernels which possess integral transforms (1956) (1)
- The Solution of a Moment Problem (1938) (1)
- An application of fractional integration to chain transform theory. (1958) (1)
- Iterated Transforms (1952) (1)
- 1203. The differential operator (1936) (0)
- ASTRONOMICAL FORMULAE FOR USE IN NAVIGATION (1951) (0)
- A Note on Some Integrals Involving Bessel Functions (1929) (0)
- Matrix Integral Transforms (1963) (0)
- Some Further Contributions to the Theory of Null Series and Their Connexion with Null Integrals (0)
- 985. [C. 2. a.] On the Method of Integration by Substitution (1931) (0)
- 957. The Teaching of Relative Velocity (1930) (0)
- A Class of Null Series (0)
- The Determination of Position and Velocity on the Earth's Surface (1951) (0)
- Note on Tangential Equations of Conics (1929) (0)
- A Note on Hankel's Theorem (0)
- A Source for ‘The Vicar of Wakefield.’ (1948) (0)
- Power series with non-integral exponents which are Fourier kernels (1961) (0)
- A Family of Distributions with the same Ratio Property as Normal Distribution (1965) (0)
- A composition theorem for general unitary transforms (1957) (0)
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