Abstract
Darling [2] in 1932 gave two types (equations 11 and 18) of transformations connecting generalised hyper geometric functions. The first was studied by Bailey [1] and extended by Sears [4] to a transformation connecting products of basic hyper geometric functions of the type r+1ϕr × r+1ϕr. In a number of papers [6, 7, 8] the author has extended these results to both unilateral and bilateral series with bases q and q1/2. The second type of transformation by Darling for a product 0F1 × 3F2 was extended by Bailey [1] to a transformation between 1F0 × r+1Fr. In the same paper Bailey mentioned the transformation of a 0ϕ1 × 3ϕ2 without proof.
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