1 The first four notes of this series appeared in these PROCEEDINGS, 14, 915-918 (1928); 15, 41-42 (1929); 16, 594-598 (1930); 17, 376-380 (1931). In these notes we were concerned exclusively with the methods of Hausdorff and Woronoi-Norlund. The results of the present note were communicated to the American Mathematical Society on April 14, 1933. Cf. also E. Hille, "Summation of Fourier Series,...

In particular, B^\0) = B^\ the Bernoulli number of order k, and BJp = Bn, the ordinary Bernoulli number. Note also that B^ = 0 for n > 0. The polynomials B^\z) and the numbers B^ were first defined and studied by Niels Norlund in the 1920s; later they were the subject of many papers by L. Carlitz and others. For the past twenty-five years not much has been done with them, although recently the ...

the matrix functions appear in several applications in engineering and sciences. the computation of these functions almost involved complicated theory. thus, improving the concept theoretically seems unavoidable to obtain some new relations and algorithms for evaluating these functions. the aim of this paper is proposing some new reciprocal for the function of block anti diagonal matrices. more...

In particular, the values at x = 0 are called Bernoulli numbers of order k, that is, Bn (0) = Bn k) (see [1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 10, 14]). When k = 1, the polynomials or numbers are called ordinary. The polynomials Bn (x) and numbers Bn were first defined and studied by Norlund [9]. Also Carlitz [2] and others investigated their properties. Recently they have been studied by Adelberg [1], Howard [5], a...