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Visual and Patient-Reported Outcomes After Bilateral Implantation of Two Enhanced Monofocal IOLs. [PDF]
Giglio R +9 more
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Evaluation and interpretation of DTI-ALPS, a proposed surrogate marker for glymphatic clearance, in a large population-based sample. [PDF]
Satpathi S +11 more
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Summation formulae for Gould–Hopper generalized Hermite polynomials [PDF]
In this article, we derive summation formulae for the Gould–Hopper generalized Hermite polynomials gnm(x,y). Further, we derive the summation formulae for polynomials related to gnm(x,y) as applications.
Subuhi Khan
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On some new Gaussian hypergeometric summation formulae with applications
The aim of this note is to provide some new Gaussian hypergeometric summation formulae. These are further used to obtain certain new expressions for the product of hypergeometric series.
Tibor K Pogány, Insuk Kim
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Implicit summation formulae for Hermite and related polynomials [PDF]
In this article, we derive some implicit summation formulae for Hermite and related polynomials by using different analytical means on their respective generating ...
Subuhi Khan, Ghazala Yasmin
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A note on generating functions and summation formulae for Meixner polynomials of several variables
The present paper deals with certain generating functions and various elegant summation formulae for Meixner polynomials of several variables.
Mumtaz Ahmad Khan
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LATTICE-POINT SUMMATION FORMULAE
The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics, 1931En appliquant la fonction de \( x \) \[ \begin{array}{c} \frac{1}{\Gamma(\alpha)} \sum_ ...
Dixon, A. L., Ferrar, W. L.
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Best Summation Formulae and Discrete Splines
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis, 1973The problem of obtaining a best summation formula for a finite sequence of real numbers in terms of a fixed number of terms of the sequence is reduced to a solvable linear or quadratic programming problem. This is done by developing the appropriate discrete Taylor and Peano theorems.
Mangasarian, O. L., Schumaker, L. L.
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