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The author proves an identity of symmetry for the higher Bernoulli polynomials. It turns out implies that the recurrence relation and multiplication theorem for the Bernoulli polynomials discussed by \textit{F. T. Howard} [J. Number Theory 52, No. 1, 157--172 (1995; Zbl 0844.11019)], as well as a relation of symmetry between the power sum polynomials ...
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