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Monodromy of A-hypergeometric functions

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arxiv 1101.0493 v2 pith:SR7FZVQK submitted 2011-01-03 math.AG

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Using Mellin-Barnes integrals we give a method to compute a relevant subgroup of the monodromy group of an A-hypergeometric system of differential equations. Presumably this group is the full monodromy group of the system. This article is a major rewrite of an article posted 2 years ago.

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