2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.amc.2014.10.058
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The estimation of the zeros of the Bell and r-Bell polynomials

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“…for any fixed k. From this it will follow at once that the asymptotics (17) holds. What is more, relying on (18) and following the proof presented in [17] and in its references one can prove that the maximizing index is close…”
Section: Another Way To Locate the Peaksmentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…for any fixed k. From this it will follow at once that the asymptotics (17) holds. What is more, relying on (18) and following the proof presented in [17] and in its references one can prove that the maximizing index is close…”
Section: Another Way To Locate the Peaksmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…What is more, relying on (18) and following the proof presented in [17] and in its references one can prove that the maximizing index is close to n − 1…”
Section: Another Way To Locate the Peaksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is conjectured by Wegner that S(n, K * n ) > S(n, K * n + 1), that is, the maximum is unique for n > 2 (see also [5,7]). There are good estimations for the mode K * n , it asymptotically equals to n/ log(n) (see [8] for a short proof).…”
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