Please forgive me if this is inappropriate for MathOverflow. I've been working/playing with generating functions for a little while and may have stumbled upon a new technique or methodology.


The problem is that it's incomplete, and I don't have a lot to show to someone to prove its effectiveness. I believe I need some help fine tuning this method to get it to work. I'm unsure if I can solve it, at least easily, on my own. I've tried contacting a few big name professors in the field, but most seemed to busy. I was wondering if there's someone who could spare some time to look into what I'm working on.


Are there any suggestions of people that I could try contacting? If it's not advisable to go forward with contacting people at this time, what else should/could I try to help get answers? I realize I haven't described my method here; it's a pretty complicated one, but one that can probably be explained in a few pages.



Where do I turn for help with generating functions?
Your best bet is to clarify what you have first, in line with accepted current terminology. Then type up what you have in a few pages with something like Latex. I note your question uses none, and that may be one reason people did not reply to your queries.


To be specific, there are two free books available online, one by Wilf called generatingfunctionology, one by Flajolet and Sedgewick called something like Analytic Combinatorics, both titles are given correctly with links in the answers to this:
[Free, high quality mathematical writing online?](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/1722/free-high-quality-mathematical-writing-online) 


If you can get a fairly clean description of what you do have, you may contact me, just click on my name and there will be instructions for how to find one of my email addresses. It is not that I am expert in this particular field, of course. But I answer email.


