Extensions of several famous combinatorial identities via hypergeometric functions
Arjun Kumar Rathie, Feng Qi, Dongkyu Lim
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to develop an extension of Kummer's second theorem and to establish generalized forms of four classical combinatorial identities---Knuth's old sum (also known as Reed--Dawson's combinatorial identity), Riordan's combinatorial identity, Gould's combinatorial identity, and Touchard's combinatorial identity---using a hypergeometric-series approach. Several new identities also arise as special cases of our main results.
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