1972
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9947-1972-0294743-8
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Polynomials defined by generating relations

Abstract: Abstact. Various authors have made efforts for finding new generating functions for known polynomial sets. In the present paper, by making use of the operator Tk = x(k + xD), a number of generating functions and characterizations have been obtained for various polynomials in a systematic manner.

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“…Introduction. Recently, H. B. Mittal [6] demonstrated some applications of the differential operator A closer look at the defining relation (4) would evidently expose a number of superfluous parameters on its right-hand side. For instance, one can replace, without any loss of generality, x by ((-l)qx/c)l^p~q^.…”
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“…Introduction. Recently, H. B. Mittal [6] demonstrated some applications of the differential operator A closer look at the defining relation (4) would evidently expose a number of superfluous parameters on its right-hand side. For instance, one can replace, without any loss of generality, x by ((-l)qx/c)l^p~q^.…”
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“…Corresponding to the power series \p(u) given by (3), let ln,q](-ri)k(l + a + (ß+l)n)Xk (6) Sia>ß)(\-x)= y ---Tfc* » W **t<M> ¿L (l + a + ßn\x+q)k where a, ß and X are arbitrary constants, real or complex, and q is an arbitrary positive integer.…”
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