Abstract:This note considers some number theoretic properties of the orthonormal Neyman polynomials which are related to Delannoy numbers and certain complex Delannoy numbers.
“…which can also be expressed as which has echoes of the Catalan result Many of the pertinent number theory relations and connections have been elaborated by Carlitz and Riordan [11] and Deveci, Sloane, and Dişkaya [12][13][14]. There are many links to the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences [13] with its rich links to the literature, for example, (Triangular numbers are referenced in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.…”
In this paper, inspiring Hosoya’s triangle, we define a new Narayana triangle. Then, we represent this Narayana triangle geometrically on the plane. In addition, we give some identities and properties of the new Narayana triangle.
“…which can also be expressed as which has echoes of the Catalan result Many of the pertinent number theory relations and connections have been elaborated by Carlitz and Riordan [11] and Deveci, Sloane, and Dişkaya [12][13][14]. There are many links to the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences [13] with its rich links to the literature, for example, (Triangular numbers are referenced in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.…”
In this paper, inspiring Hosoya’s triangle, we define a new Narayana triangle. Then, we represent this Narayana triangle geometrically on the plane. In addition, we give some identities and properties of the new Narayana triangle.
In this paper, we have examined Cauchy products of central Delannoy numbers. Moreover, using their recurrence relation we have derived some important identities such as the Cassini and Catalan's identities which contain these products.
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