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Abel's Convolution Formulae through Taylor Polynomials

Wenchang Chu(university of salento)0000-0002-8425-212X
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2023-11-30
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By making use of the Taylor polynomials, new proofs are presented for three binomial identities including Abel’s convolution formula.

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Objective & Hypothesis:By making use of the Taylor polynomials, new proofs are presented for three binomial identities including Abel’s convolution formula.
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⚙️Variables:The binomial theorem · Taylor polynomial · Abel’s convolution formulae

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By making use of the Taylor polynomials, new proofs are presented for three binomial identities including Abel’s convolution formula.

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Chu, W. (2023). Abel's Convolution Formulae through Taylor Polynomials. Maltepe Journal of Mathematics, Volume: 5 Issue: 2. https://doi.org/10.47087/mjm.1314434

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