Theorem 4.
Hq+1((a1)r(2);1r(2);β+2)=aβ+2(Liq(a1)−(β+1)Liq+1(a1)+(β+1)k=1∑βakkq+11−k=1∑βakkq1)
Proof. As per the definition of Hyder Series
Hq+1((a1)r(2);1r(2);β+2)=k1=0∑∞k2=0∑∞ak1+k2(k1+k2+β+2)q+11
To evaluate the series, we will make use of the Eq(11), In this case $m = k_1 + k_2 + \beta + 1$
therefore
Hq+1((a1)r(2);1r(2);β+2)=q!(−1)qk1=0∑∞k2=0∑∞ak1+k21∫01xk1+k2+β+1logq(x)dx=q!(−1)q∫01xβ+1logq(x)k1=0∑∞k2=0∑∞ak1+k2xk1+k2dx=q!(−1)qA∫01(1−ax)2xβ+1logq(x)dx
The above mentioned Integral A is the same Integral that we just came to
prove in Lemma 2. Therefore the final result becomes
Hq+1((a1)r(2);1r(2);β+2)=aβ+2(Liq(a1)−(β+1)Liq+1(a1)+(β+1)k=1∑βakkq+11−k=1∑βakkq1)