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Some properties of the q-exponential functions, standard and symmetric, are investigated for general complex nonzero q. In particular, for ‖q‖ ≠ 1, the asymptotic behavior of the q-exponential functions of a complex argument z is studied as z approaches ∞ through an infinite geometric sequence {zn(ζ) = qnζ}n∈Z of complex numbers with common ratio q. A generalized q-exponential function is defined and some of its properties are also discussed for q ≠ 0 (including the singular case of q a root of unity, or, more generally, ‖q‖=1).
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D. S. McAnally (1995) studied this question.
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