
doi: 10.3390/math12172709
In this article, we consider a unified generalized version of extended Euler’s Beta function’s integral form a involving Macdonald function in the kernel. Moreover, we establish functional upper and lower bounds for this extended Beta function. Here, we consider the most general case of the four-parameter Macdonald function Kν+12pt−λ+q(1−t)−μ when λ≠μ in the argument of the kernel. We prove related bounding inequalities, simultaneously complementing the recent results by Parmar and Pogány in which the extended Beta function case λ=μ is resolved. The main mathematical tools are integral representations and fixed-point iterations that are used for obtaining the stationary points of the argument of the Macdonald kernel function Kν+12.
Functional upper and lower bounds, incomplete extended Beta function, extended Beta probability distribution, extended Beta function, functional upper and lower bounds, Extended Beta probability distribution, Iteration method, iteration method, QA1-939, Macdonald function, Extended Beta function, Incomplete extended Beta function, Mathematics
Functional upper and lower bounds, incomplete extended Beta function, extended Beta probability distribution, extended Beta function, functional upper and lower bounds, Extended Beta probability distribution, Iteration method, iteration method, QA1-939, Macdonald function, Extended Beta function, Incomplete extended Beta function, Mathematics
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