Abstract:This paper constructs and introduces ( p , q ) -cosine and ( p , q ) -sine Bernoulli polynomials using ( p , q ) -analogues of ( x + a ) n . Based on these polynomials, we discover basic properties and identities. Moreover, we determine special properties using ( p , q ) -trigonometric functions and verify various symmetric properties. Finally, we check the symmetric structure of the approximate roots based on symmetric polynomials.
“…Based on the previous theory, many mathematicians have researched Bernoulli, Euler, and Genocchi polynomials combining (p, q)-numbers. Moreover, they make polynomials of various kinds which have some interesting properties and identities, see [9,12,[14][15][16]. We introduce a few polynomials which are needed in this paper.…”
In this paper, we introduce (p,q)-cosine Euler polynomials. From these polynomials, we find several properties and identities. Moreover, we find the circle equations of approximate roots for (p,q)-cosine Euler polynomials by using a computer.
“…Based on the previous theory, many mathematicians have researched Bernoulli, Euler, and Genocchi polynomials combining (p, q)-numbers. Moreover, they make polynomials of various kinds which have some interesting properties and identities, see [9,12,[14][15][16]. We introduce a few polynomials which are needed in this paper.…”
In this paper, we introduce (p,q)-cosine Euler polynomials. From these polynomials, we find several properties and identities. Moreover, we find the circle equations of approximate roots for (p,q)-cosine Euler polynomials by using a computer.
In this paper, we define (p,q)-cosine and sine sigmoid polynomials. Based on this, the properties of each polynomial, and the structure and assumptions of its roots, can be identified. Properties can also be determined by the changes in p and q.
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