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HypergeometricIR[exp, t] substitutes for all Hypergeometric2F1[a,b,c,z] in exp by its Euler integral reprentation. The factor Integratedx[t, 0, 1] can be omitted by setting the option Integratedx -> False.
See also: HypergeometricAC, HypergeometricSE, ToHypergeometric.
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| The FeynCalc Book |  HypergeometricAC |  HypergeometricSE |
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