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Sheffer sequences of polynomials and their applications [PDF]
In this paper, we investigate some properties of several Sheffer sequences of several polynomials arising from umbral calculus.
Dae San Kim +3 more
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Self-inverse Sheffer sequences and Riordan involutions [PDF]
In this short note we focus on self-inverse Sheffer sequences and involutions in the Riordan group. We translate the results of Brown and Kuczma on self-inverse sequences of Sheffer polynomials to describe all involutions in the Riordan group.
Ana Luzón, Manuel A. Morón
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A Class of Sheffer Sequences of Some Complex Polynomials and Their Degenerate Types [PDF]
We study some properties of Sheffer sequences for some special polynomials with complex Changhee and Daehee polynomials introducing their complex versions of the polynomials and splitting them into real and imaginary parts using trigonometric polynomial ...
Dojin Kim
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Finding Determinant Forms of Certain Hybrid Sheffer Sequences [PDF]
In this article, the integral transform is used to introduce a new family of extended hybrid Sheffer sequences via generating functions and operational rules. The determinant forms and other properties of these sequences are established using a matrix approach.
Monairah Alansari +3 more
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Certain hybrid polynomials associated with Sheffer sequences [PDF]
Inspired by the framework of operational methods and based on the generating functions of Legendre-Gould Hopper polynomials and Sheffer sequences, we discuss certain new mixed type polynomials and their important properties. We show that the use of operational nature allows the relevant polynomials to be unified and general in nature. It is illustrated
Nabiullah Khan, Talha Usman, Mohd Aman
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Differential Equation and Recursive Formulas of Sheffer Polynomial Sequences [PDF]
We derive a differential equation and recursive formulas of Sheffer polynomial sequences utilizing matrix algebra. These formulas provide the defining characteristics of, and the means to compute, the Sheffer polynomial sequences. The tools we use are well-known Pascal functional and Wronskian matrices.
Heekyung K. Youn, Yongzhi Yang
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The iterated logarithmic algebra II: Sheffer sequences [PDF]
An extension of the theory of the Iterated Logarithmic Algebra gives the logarithmic analog of a Sheffer or Appell sequence of polynomials. This leads to several examples including Stirling's formula and a logarithmic version of the Euler-MacLaurin summation formula.
Daniel E. Loeb
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A Digital Binomial Theorem for Sheffer Sequences [PDF]
We extend the digital binomial theorem to Sheffer polynomial sequences by demonstrating that their corresponding Sierpi ski matrices satisfy a multiplication property that is equivalent to the convolution identity for Sheffer sequences.
Toufik Mansour, Hiêú D. Nguyêñ
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Sheffer-Dunkl Sequences Via Umbral Calculus in the Dunkl Context [PDF]
AbstractUmbral calculus refers to a series of techniques that can be used to prove some polynomial formulas. Nowadays, it mostly involves the study of Sheffer sequences. In this paper, we focus on a generalization of umbral calculus in a Dunkl context (that we call Dunkl-umbral calculus).
Alejandro Gil Asensi +2 more
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The classical umbral calculus: Sheffer sequences [PDF]
Following the approach of Rota and Taylor \cite{SIAM}, we present an innovative theory of Sheffer sequences in which the main properties are encoded by using umbrae. This syntax allows us noteworthy computational simplifications and conceptual clarifications in many results involving Sheffer sequences.
Elvira Di Nardo +2 more
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