Let {An}∞n=0 be an arbitary sequence of natural numbers. We say A（n,k;A） are the Convolution Annihilation Coefficients for {An}n∞=0 if and only if n∑κ=0A（n,k;A）（x-Aκ）n-k=xn. （0.1） Similary, we define B（n...Let {An}∞n=0 be an arbitary sequence of natural numbers. We say A（n,k;A） are the Convolution Annihilation Coefficients for {An}n∞=0 if and only if n∑κ=0A（n,k;A）（x-Aκ）n-k=xn. （0.1） Similary, we define B（n,k;A） to be the Dot Product Annihilation Coefficients for {An}n∞=0 if and only if n∑κ=0A（n,k;A）（x-Aκ）n-k=xn. （0.2） The main result of this paper is an explicit formula for B（n,k;A）, which depends on both k and {An}∞n=0. This paper also discusses binomial and q-analogs of Equations （0.1） and （0.2）.展开更多
文摘Let {An}∞n=0 be an arbitary sequence of natural numbers. We say A（n,k;A） are the Convolution Annihilation Coefficients for {An}n∞=0 if and only if n∑κ=0A（n,k;A）（x-Aκ）n-k=xn. （0.1） Similary, we define B（n,k;A） to be the Dot Product Annihilation Coefficients for {An}n∞=0 if and only if n∑κ=0A（n,k;A）（x-Aκ）n-k=xn. （0.2） The main result of this paper is an explicit formula for B（n,k;A）, which depends on both k and {An}∞n=0. This paper also discusses binomial and q-analogs of Equations （0.1） and （0.2）.
