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The integration of the system of partial differential equations associated with the quadruple hypergeometric function K16, first introduced by the author (Exton (1976), page 78), is undertaken. The interest in this function has been stimulated by the investigation of certain SL-symmetry groups by Hrabowski (1984), (1985).
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Exton, H. On a hypergeometric function of four variables with a new aspect ofSL-symmetry. Annali di Matematica 161, 315–343 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01759644
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