I want to use the hypergeometric function [def] this exists in mathematica (wolfram). I tried this
function result = hypegeo(q, r)
qr = q * r;
z = – (qr)^2 / 4;
inp=[3/2,[1, 5/2],z];
F2_value = hypergeom(1,2,inp);
result = (1/3) * F2_value;
end
but for me looking at the definition of the hyper geometric function in matlab doesnt seem exaclty the same as the one in wolfram.
if they arent the same, is there a way to use mathmatica functions in matlab or some other workaround for this?I want to use the hypergeometric function [def] this exists in mathematica (wolfram). I tried this
function result = hypegeo(q, r)
qr = q * r;
z = – (qr)^2 / 4;
inp=[3/2,[1, 5/2],z];
F2_value = hypergeom(1,2,inp);
result = (1/3) * F2_value;
end
but for me looking at the definition of the hyper geometric function in matlab doesnt seem exaclty the same as the one in wolfram.
if they arent the same, is there a way to use mathmatica functions in matlab or some other workaround for this? I want to use the hypergeometric function [def] this exists in mathematica (wolfram). I tried this
function result = hypegeo(q, r)
qr = q * r;
z = – (qr)^2 / 4;
inp=[3/2,[1, 5/2],z];
F2_value = hypergeom(1,2,inp);
result = (1/3) * F2_value;
end
but for me looking at the definition of the hyper geometric function in matlab doesnt seem exaclty the same as the one in wolfram.
if they arent the same, is there a way to use mathmatica functions in matlab or some other workaround for this? hypergeometric function, wolfram MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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