Bailey chain method

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The Bailey chain method is a powerful technique in the theory of basic hypergeometric series that systematically generates infinite families of q-series and partition identities, including generalizations of Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities.

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instanceOf mathematical method
technique in q-series
tool in partition theory
appliedIn construction of Rogers–Ramanujan-type families
derivation of partition generating functions
proof of q-series identities
basedOn Bailey pair
linked to: Bailey pairs
developedInField analytic number theory
combinatorics
enables systematic generation of infinite sequences of identities
field basic hypergeometric series
partition theory
q-series
generalizes classical Bailey lemma applications
hasStep apply Bailey lemma iteratively
obtain new Bailey pairs
start from an initial Bailey pair
translate Bailey pairs into q-series identities
hasVariant Bailey lattice
Bailey tree
influenced modern theory of basic hypergeometric series
subsequent work on partition identities
involves combinatorial interpretations of partitions
infinite series
q-parameter
mathematicalDomain series transformations
special functions
notableFor producing Rogers–Ramanujan-type partition identities
unifying various q-series identities
property algebraic
iterative
systematic
purpose to generalize Rogers–Ramanujan identities
to generate infinite families of q-series identities
to generate partition identities
relatedTo Andrews–Gordon identities
Bailey lemma
Bailey transform
Rogers–Ramanujan identities
basic hypergeometric series transformations
usedBy George E. Andrews
researchers in partition theory
researchers in q-series
usesConcept Rogers–Ramanujan-type identities
basic hypergeometric identities
q-series identities
q-shifted factorials

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