Generalized sines: Weierstrassian forms. (English) Zbl 07852338
Summary: We derive explicit Weierstrassian expressions and deduce duplication formulae for the generalized sine function \(\sin_{p,q}\) when \((p,q) = (3, 6)\) and when \((p,q) = (6/5, 6)\).
MSC:
| 33E05 | Elliptic functions and integrals |
| 33B10 | Exponential and trigonometric functions |
| 30D30 | Meromorphic functions of one complex variable (general theory) |
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