TWO ORDINARY HYPERGEOMETRIC DEFINITE INTEGRALS INVOLVING RAMANUJANaS FORMULA
Generalized Gaussian hypergeometric function, Fox H-function
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The aim of this paper is to develop certain ordinary definite integrals in association with Ramanujan's formula .
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