# BILINEAR AND BILATERAL GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF HEAT TYPE POLYNOMIALS SUGGESTED BY JACOBI POLYNOMIALS

Khan, Mumtaz Ahmad;Khan, Abdul Hakim;Singh, Manoj

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#### Abstract

The present paper deals with generalization of several families of bilinear and bilateral generating functions for the heat type polynomials suggested by Jacobi polynomials with different argument.

#### Keywords

Laguerre polynomials;Rice polynomials;Gauss hypergeometric function;Appell's functions;Kamp$\acute{e}$ de F$\acute{e}$riet's double hypergeometric function;Lauricella's functions;Saran's functions

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