Abstract
We show how combinatorial arguments involving a variety of statistics on words can produce nontrivial identities between hypergeometric series in two variables. We establish relationships to the Rogers-Fine identity, Heine’s second transformation, and mock theta functions. Finally, we show that any hypergeometric series of a certain form can be interpreted in terms of generalized statistics on words.
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