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The ( q , τ ) -Gamma function provides a two-parameter extension of the classical and q -deformed Gamma functions, enabling enhanced modeling of memory and scaling effects in fractional calculus and special functions. This paper presents the definition, key properties, and computational aspects of the ( q , τ ) -Gamma function Applications in generalized fractional derivatives, integral transforms, and ( q , τ ) -special polynomials are described, with selected examples and discussion of future directions.
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