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ON SOME PROPERTIES OF H UMBERT S POLYNOMIALS
G .
V .
M I LOV A N OV I C
University of Nis, P.O. Box 73, 18000 Nis, Yugoslavia
G, DJORDJEViC
University of Nis, 16000 Leskovac, Yugoslavia
(Submitted February 1986)
SNTRODUCTiON
I n 1 9 2 1 , H u m b e rt [8 ] d e f i n e d a c l a s s o f p o l y n o m i a l s
{ I I
n ? m
}
=0
b y t h e g e n -
e r a t i n g f u n c t i o n
( 1 -
mx t
+
t
m
)~
x
= f H
r
A
m
{x)t
n
.
(1 )
n = 0
These satisfy the recurrence relation
(n
+
l)n
+
sm
(a;)
-
mx(n
+
X)Tl^
m
(x) - (n
+
mX
-
m
+
l)Iin-
m+ 1
,
m
(x)
= 0.
Particular cases of these polynomials are Gegenbauer polynomials [1]
and Pincherle polynomials (see [8])
Later,Gould [2] studied a class of generalized Humbert polynomials
P
n
(m, x, y
s
p
5
C)
defined
by
(C - mxt +
yt
m
)
p
= P
n
( ^ , x
9
y
9
p, C)t
n
, (2)
H=0
where TTZ
1 is an
integer
and the
other p aramete rs
a r e
unrestricted
in
gener al.
The recurrence relation
for the
generalized Humbert po lynomial s
is
Cn P
n
- m( n - 1 - p)xP
n
_
1
+ in - m- mp)yP
n
_
m
==
0 n > m > 1, (3)
where we put P
n
=
P
n
(m
9
x
9
y
9
p
9
C).
In
[6]j
Horadam
and
Pethe investigated
t he
polynom ials associated with
the
Gegenbauer polynomials
[n/2]
(X)
where (A)
0
= 1,
( X )
n
=
X(X
+ 1 )
o e e
(A +
n
- 1 ) , n = 1, 2, ... . Listing the
polynomials of (4) horizontally and taking sums along the rising diagonals,
Horadam and Pethe obtained the polynomials denoted by p
x
(x)
.
For these poly-
nomials
,
they proved that the generating function
G
x
(x
9
t)
is given by
G
X
(x
5
t) =E
p
X
(x)t
n
~
1
= (1 - 2x t +
t
3
) "
A
.
(5)
n =1
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Some special cases
of
these polynomials were considered
in
several papers
(see
[3]
5
[4],and[7],forexample).
Comparing (5) to (1),we seethat their polynomialsareHumbert polynomi-
als
form =3,
with
x
replaced
by
2x/3
9
i.e.,
p
+1
(x)
=II
A
(2#/3).
2. THE
POLYNOMIALS
p
A
x)
In this paper
9
we
consider
the
polynomials
{p* }
defined
by
Pl
m
(x) = Jl
x
m
(2x/m).
Their generating function
is
given
by
G
x
(x ,
t) = (1 - 2xt + t
m
)-
x
=f) p\
m
(x)t
n
.
(6)
Yl =0 '
Note that
p
x
(x) = C^(x)
(Gegenbauer polynomials)
and
Pn 3^)
=
Pn+
i(
x
^
(Horadam-Pethe polynomials).
For m = 1, we have
G
x
(x, t) = 1 - (2x - l ) t r
A
= E p i Ax)t
n
n
=
0
an d
^ .
P^G =
-ir ~
n
x
) 2x - vf -~zr 2x - D .
These polynomials
can be
obtained from descending diagonals
in the
Pascal-type
array
for
Gegenbauer polynomials
(see
Horadam
[5]).
Expanding
the
left-hand side
of
(6),
we
obtain
the
explicit formula
[n/m]
(A) ,
_,.
7
^w.m
^
0
Ac
(n
- mk)
These polynomials can be obtained from(2) byputting
C = y =
1, p = -A,
and
x : = 2x/m.
Thenwehave
p
x
(re)= P
n
(jn
9
2x/m
9
1, -A, 1).
Also,if we put C =z/= m/2 and p = -A, weobtain
p
A
(x) = (-) P
n
Qn
9
x
5
m/2
9
-A, mil).
Then,
from (3),
we get the
following recurrence relation
np ^
m
(x ) =(A+n - l)2xp
n
_
lim
(x ) - (n +m(X-
1)
)p
n
_^
m
(*), (8)
for
n
> m > 1.
The starting polynomials
are
p
A
Or) =
r-
(2x)
n
s
n = 0, 1, . . .
s
m - l .
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Remark: Forcorresponding monic polynomialsp
A
, wehave
p
x
(x) = xp
x
(x) - b p
x
(x )
,
n
^
m
> 1,
V
X
(x) = X
n
9
0 E
k
f
r
= f
r+k
-
Theorem
2: The
polynomial
x
H-
p
x
(x) is a
particular solution
of the
follow-
ing w-order differential equation'
m
y
m)
+ E
a
s
x
s
y
{s)
= 0, 13)
=
0
where
the
coefficients
a
s
are
given
by
a
s
= ~ A
s
f
0
(s = 0,1,...,m). (14)
Proof: Let n = pm+ q,
where
p =
[n/w]
and 0 < q g.
If
we
substitute these expressions
in the
differential equation
(13) and
compare
the
corresponding coefficients,
we
obtain
the
following relations:
E (
n
~
mk
)sla
s
=2
m
k(X +
n
- (rn- l)k)
m
15)
(k
= 0
9
1,
...,
p - 1)
and
E (";
mP
)s a
s
=2
m
p(X+ -(m- D p ) ^ -
s
=
0
b
Firstsweconsiderthesecond equality,i.e.,
q
(H\l
A
V
=
2
m
^ ^ l \ + a + - , .
m
lm-i
=
Asl
m
J
o
m \
H
m In
This equalityiscorrect, becauseit isequivalentto
(1+ A)V
0
=E
q
f
Q
= f
q
= f(q).
Equality
(15) can be
written
in the
form
(16)
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Since
t
->
f{t)
is a polynomial of degree
m,
the last equalities are correct;
(16) is a forward-difference formula for / at the point t = n - mk>
Thus,the proof is completed.
From (14 ), we have
2
m
n/n + mX\ 2
m
n
m
' \ ^ ,. ^ . ...
a
0
^{)
m
^ . ^ ( n + m t t + i - 1)),
=
{
_ /^A|
1
77Z l V 77? /
m
- i \ 777
777
- 1
Since
/() = -( j t
m
+ terms of lower degree,
we f ind
2
m
(m - If'
1
m m \ m
For m =1, 2, 3, we have the following differential equations:
(1 - 2x)y
f
+ 2ny = 0,
(1 - x
2
)y - (2X + l)xy
f
+ n(n + 2X)y = 0,
(l - | | X
3
)T/'" - -^(2A + 3)^2/
- Jy(3n(n + 2X +1) - (3A +
2)
(3A +5))xz/'
+ - ~
n{n
+
3A)
(n + 3(A +
l))y
= 0.
Note that the second equation is the Gegenbauer equation.
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