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Basrah Journal of Science Vol., 37 (1), 25-43, 2019 25 The Operator and the Polynomials Husam L. Saad Sadeq M. Khalaf Department of Mathematics, College of Science, Basrah University, Basra, Iraq [email protected] [email protected] Doi 10.29072/basjs.20190103 Abstract Based on basic hypergeometric series, a new generalized -operator has been constructed and obtained some operator identities. Also, a new polynomial is introduced. The generating function and its extension, Mehler’s formula and its extension and the Rogers formula for the polynomials have been achieved by using the operator . In fact, this work can be considered as a generalization of Liu work’s by imposing some special values of the parameters in our results. Therefore the -Rogers-Szegö polynomials can be deduced directly. Keywords: -operator, generating function, Mehler’s formula, Rogers formula, the -Rogers- Szegö polynomials. AMS Classification: 05A30, 33D45 1. Introduction Throught this paper, the notations in [2] will be used here and assuming that . Definition 1.1. [2] . Let be a complex variable. The -shifted factorial is defined by The compact notation for the multiple -shifted factorial will be adopted here where is an integer or . Definition 1.2. [2] . The basic hypergeometric series is defined by
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The Operator and the Polynomials

Husam L. Saad Sadeq M. Khalaf

Department of Mathematics, College of Science, Basrah University, Basra, Iraq

[email protected] [email protected]

Doi 10.29072/basjs.20190103

Abstract

Based on basic hypergeometric series, a new generalized -operator has been constructed and

obtained some operator identities. Also, a new polynomial is

introduced. The generating function and its extension, Mehler’s formula and its extension and the

Rogers formula for the polynomials have been achieved by using

the operator . In fact, this work can be considered as a generalization of Liu work’s by imposing

some special values of the parameters in our results. Therefore the -Rogers-Szegö polynomials

can be deduced directly.

Keywords: -operator, generating function, Mehler’s formula, Rogers formula, the -Rogers-

Szegö polynomials.

AMS Classification: 05A30, 33D45

1. Introduction Throught this paper, the notations in [2] will be used here and assuming that .

Definition 1.1. [2] . Let be a complex variable. The -shifted factorial is defined by

The compact notation for the multiple -shifted factorial will be adopted here

where is an integer or .

Definition 1.2. [2] . The basic hypergeometric series is defined by

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(

)

* ( )+

where ; ; and none of the denominator factors evaluate to zero. The

above series is absolutely convergent for all if , for if and for

if .

Definition 1.3. [2] . The -binomial coefficient is defined by

[ ] {

where .

The following equations will be used in this paper [2]:

(

)

(

) (

) (

)

(

) (

) (

)

where and are integers. Cauchy identity is given by [2]

The special case of Cauchy identity was founded by Euler [2] which is

( )

Definition 1.4. [3] . The operator is defined by

{ }

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Theorem 1.5. [3]. (Leibniz rule for ). Let be defined as in (1.8), then

{ } ∑

* + { } { }

The following identities are easy to prove:

Theorem 1.6. [4, 5, 6] . Let be defined as in (1.8), then

{ }

(

)

{ }

{

} ( )

In 1998, Chen and Liu [4] defined the -exponential operator as follows:

Definition 1.7. [4] . The -exponential operator is defined as follows:

( )

Chen and Liu proved the following result:

Theorem 1.8. [4] . Let be defined as in (1.13), then

{ }

{ }

They used the -exponential operator to present an extension for the Askey beta integral.

In 2006, Zhang and Liu [6] used to prove the following result:

Theorem 1.9. [6] . Let be defined as in (1.13), then

{ } (

)

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In 2007, Fang [7] defined the Cauchy operator (

) as follows:

Definition 1.10. [7] . The Cauchy operator (

) is defined by

(

) ∑

Fang proved the following result:

Theorem 1.11. [7] . Let (

) be defined as in (1.17), then

(

) { }

Fang used Cauchy operator (

) to obtain an extension for the

-Chu-Vandermonde identity. In 2010, Zhang and Yang [8] introduced the finite -exponential operator with two parameters

[

] as follows:

Definition 1.10. [8] . The finite -exponential operator [

] is defined by

[

] ∑

By using this operator, , Zhang and Yang found an extension for -Chu-Vandermonde summation

formula.

In 2010, Liu [1] defined the -Rogers-Szegö polynomial as follows:

Definition 1.12. [1] . The -Rogers-Szegö polynomial is defined by

[ ]

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Liu used the -difference equation to prove the following:

Theorem 1.13. [1] . Let be defined as in (1.19), then

• The generating function for

( )

• Mehler’s formula for

( )

provided that

This paper is organized as follows: In section 2, a generalized -operator (

)

and some of its identities will be definded and studied. In section 3, we define a polynomial

and represent it by the operator . The generating function and

its extension for is obtained. In section 4, the Mehler’s formula and

its extension for is derived . while, in section 5, the Rogers formula

for is constructed. Finally, section 6 is focused on the summary of

the results and the conclusions.

2. The Operator and it’s Identities

In this section, we define the generalized -operator (

) as follows:

Definition 2.1. The generalized -operator (

) is defined by

(

) ∑

* (

)+

When , we get the -exponential operator defined by Chen and Liu [4] in

1998. Also when , , we obtain the -exponential operator (

)

defined by Fang [7] in 2007. And when , , , we obtain the

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finite -exponential operator with two parameters [

] defined by Zhang and Yang

[8] in 2010. Finally, when , , , , we get the generalized

-exponential operator with three parameters [

] defined by Li and Tan [9] in 2016.

In this paper, we will denote to

by . Then the generalized -operator

can be written as follows:

(

) ∑

* (

)+

Theorem 2.2. Let (

) be defined as in (2.2), then

(

) { } ∑

* ( )+

[

( )]

Proof. From the definition of the operator (

) and by using Leibniz rule

(1.9), we have

(

) { }

* (

)+

{ }

* (

)+

{ } { }

* (

)+

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* (

)+

* (

)+

[ ( )]

* (

)+

[

( )]

By setting in (2.3), we get Theorem 2.11. obtained in Chen and Liu [4] (equation

(1.15)).

Putting in (2.3), we get the following corollary:

Corollary 1. Let (

) be defined as in (2.2), then

(

) { } ∑

* (

)+

Setting in (2.4), we get Theorem 2.9. obtained by Chen and Liu [4] (equation

(1.14)). Setting and in (2.4), we get Theorem 1.3. obtained by Fang [7] (equation

(1.18)).

Theorem 2.3. Let (

) be defined as in (2.2) and , then

(

) { } ∑

* (

)+

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[

( )]

Proof. From (2.2), we have

(

) { } ∑

* (

)+

{ }

By using Leibniz rule (1.9), we have

(

) { }

* (

)+

{ } { }

* (

)+

{ }

* ( )+

[ (

)]

* (

)+

[

( )]

Setting in (2.5), we get Corollary 2.4. obtained in Zhang and Liu [6] (equation(1.16)).

3. The Generating Function for

In this section we define a polynomial . By using the operator

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(

), we get the generating function and its extension for the polynomials .

We give some special values to the parameters in the generating function and its extension for

to obtain the generating function and its extension for the

-Rogers-Szegö polynomials .

Definition 3.1. The polynomial is defined by

* +

* ( )+

where

.

Setting , , in (3.1), we get the -Rogers-Szegö polynomials

(2.12) defined by Liu [1] (equation (1.19)).

Theorem 3.2. Let the polynomials be defined as in (3.1), then

(

) { }

Proof.

(

) { }

* (

)+

{ }

* (

)+

{ }

* (

)+

( )

* +

* ( )+

Theorem 3.3. (The generating function for ). Let be defined

as in (3.2), then

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( )

(

)

provided that the series is absolutely convergent .

Proof.

( )

(

) { } ( )

(

) {∑

( )

}

(

) { }

* (

)+

(

)

Setting , , in (3.3) we obtain the generating function for the polynomials

(2.13) obtained by Liu [1] (equation (1.20)).

Theorem 3.4. (Extension of the generating function for ).

Let be defined as in (3.2), then

( )

[

( )]

*

( )+

Proof.

( )

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(

) { } ( )

(

) { ∑

( )

}

(

) { }

[

( )]

[ ]

Setting , , in (3.4) we obtain an extension of the generating function for

the polynomials as follows:

( )

(

)

(

)

4. Mehler’s Formula for In the section, we will derive Mehler’s formula and its extension for the polynomials by using

the operator . We give some special values to the parameters in the Mehler’s formula and its

extension for to obtain Mehler’s formula and its extension for the -Rogers-Szegö

polynomials .

Theorem 4.1. (Mehler’s formula for ). Let be defined as in

(3.2), then

( )

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* (

)+

[ ( )]

* (

)+

provided that .

Proof.

( )

(

) { } ( )

(

) {∑

( )

}

(

) { (

)}

(

) { ∑

* (

)+

}

* (

)+

(

) { }

* (

)+

[ ( )]

* (

)+

Setting , , , , and in equation (4.1) we get Mehler’s

formula for the polynomials (2.14) obtained by Liu [1] (equation (1.21)) as we see in

the following corollary:

Corollary 2. (Mehler’s formula for ). Let

be defined as in (1.19), then

( )

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provided that

Proof. Setting , , , , and in equation (4.1) we get

( )

(

) ∑

(

)

(

) ∑

( )

( )

(

)

(

)

Theorem 4.2. (Extension of Mehler’s formula for ). Let be

defined as in (3.1), then

(

)

[

( )]

* (

)+

* ( )+

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*

( )+

Proof.

( )

(

) { }

( )

(

) {∑

( )

}

(

) { ∑

[ ( )]

* (

)+

} ( )

[

( )]

*

( )+

(

) { }

[

( )]

* (

)+

* ( )+

* (

)+

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Setting , , , and in equation (4.2) we get an extension of

Mehler’s formula for the polynomials as we see in the following corollary:

Corollary 3. (Extension of Mehler’s formula for ). Let

be defined as

in (1.19), then

( )

Proof.

Setting , , , and in equation (4.2) we get

( )

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

( )

5. Rogers Formula for We will derive, in this section, Roger’s formula for the polynomials by using the operator

. We give some special values to the parameters in Rogers formula for

to obtain Rogers formula for the -Rogers-Szegö polynomials

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.

Theorem 5.1. (Rogers formula for ). Let be defined as in (3.2),

then

( )

( )

[

( )]

[ ]

provided that .

Proof.

( )

( )

(

) { } ( )

( )

(

) {∑

( )

( )

}

(

) { }

[

( )]

* ( )+

Setting , and in equation (5.1) we obtain Rogers formula for the

polynomials as we see in the following corollary:

Corollary 4. (Rogers formula for ). Let

be defined as in (1.19), then

( )

( )

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provided that .

Proof.

Setting , and in equation (5.1) we get

( )

( )

(

)

(

)

6. Conclusions

This paper devoted to study a new generalized -operator (

). Also, a new

polynomial is constructed. The generating function and its

extension for is studied. Also, the Mehler’s formula and its

extension for is investigated. While, the Rogers formula for

is constructed. In order to explore the results, one can imposing

some special values of the parameters. So, by setting , , in the generating

function and its extension for ), the generating function and its

extension for the -Rogers-Szegö polynomials is obtained directly. Also, by

setting , , in Mehler’s formula and its extension for

, the Mehler’s formula and its extension for the polynomials

is achieved directly. Finaly, by setting , , in Rogers formula

for , the Rogers formula for the polynomials is

created.

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وهتعذدة الحذود الوؤثر

حسام لوتي سعذ, صادق هاجذ خلف

، اث ، كليت العلوم ، جاهعت البصرةقسن الرياضي

البصرة ، العراق

الوستلخص

. وحصهنا عهى بعط انًتطابقاث نهًؤثز انعاو -قًنا بتعزيف انًىثزباستخذاو تعزيف انذانت انهنذسيت انفىقيت االساسيت،

صيغت جذنا انذانت انًىنذة وتىسيعها،و. يتعذدة حذود جذيذة عزفناأيضاً،

، يًكن حقيقتفي ان . باستخذاو انًؤثز ًتعذدة انحذود نRogers صيغت و وتىسيعها

انحصىل عهى [ عن طزيق فزض بعط انقيى انخاصت نهًعهًاث في نتائجنا. نذنك يًكن 1]Liu م عًناعتبار هذا انعًم بًثابت تعًيى

-سيجى -يتعذداث حذود روجزس يباشزة. (


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