Abstract
The purpose of this article is to define some intermediate q-Lauricella functions, to find convergence regions in two different forms, and to prove corresponding reduction formulas by using a known lemma from our first book. These convergence regions are given in form of q-additions and q-real numbers. The third q-real number plays a special role in the computations. Generating functions are proved by using the q-binomial theorem. Finally, special cases of q-Lauricella functions as well as confluent forms in the spirit of Chandel Singh and Gupta are given.
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