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<mrnumber>MR3099033</mrnumber>
<author>Tamio KOYAMA</author>
<author_utf8>Tamio KOYAMA</author_utf8>
<title>A Holonomic Ideal Which Annihilates the Fisher-Bingham Integral</title>
<journal>Funkcialaj Ekvacioj. Serio Internacia</journal>
<volume>56</volume>
<year>2013</year>
<page>51--61</page>
<url_pdf>http://fe.math.kobe-u.ac.jp/FE/FullPapers/56-1/56_51.pdf</url_pdf>
<mathsci_link>http://www.ams.org/mathscinet-getitem?mr=MR3099033</mathsci_link>
<abstract>We calculate the integration ideal of a holonomic ideal which annihilates the non-normalized Fisher-Bingham distribution and show that the integration ideal agrees with the ideal which annihilates the Fisher-Bingham integral given in [9]. They conjectured that this ideal is a holonomic ideal and we prove their conjecture.</abstract>
<keywords>Holonomic ideal, Fisher-Bingham integral.</keywords>
<subject>16S32, 16Z99, 32C38, 62F10.</subject>
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  <FILE>56-51</FILE>
  <YEAR>2013</YEAR>
  <TITLE>A Holonomic Ideal Which Annihilates the Fisher-Bingham Integral</TITLE>
  <AUTHOR>Tamio KOYAMA</AUTHOR>
  <AUTHOR_utf8>Tamio KOYAMA</AUTHOR_utf8>
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