In this paper, we consider an arbitrary binary polynomial sequence {A_n} and then give a lower triangular matrix representation of this sequence. As main result, we obtain a factorization of the innite generalized Pascal matrix in terms of this new matrix, using a Riordan group approach. Further some interesting results and applications are derived.

Abstract. A case of the matrix Kummer relation of Herz (1955) based on the Pearson VII type matrix model is derived in this paper. As a con- sequence, the polynomial Pearson VII configuration density is obtained and this sets the corresponding exact inference as a solvable aspect in shape theory. An application in postcode recognition, including a nu- merical comparison between the exact poly...

in this paper, we consider an arbitrary binary polynomial sequence {a_n} and then give a lower triangular matrix representation of this sequence. as main result, we obtain a factorization of the innite generalized pascal matrix in terms of this new matrix, using a riordan group approach. further some interesting results and applications are derived.

Tribonacci polynomial sequence is an extension of numbers. We consider integer enumerating the number subsets S set [n]={1,2, . ,n } containing no three consecutive even integers. define a generalizing this sequence. The associated with polynomials. find closed form formula and derive some basic properties

The purpose of this paper is to present a polynomial time algorithm which determines the lot sizes for purchase component in Material Requirement Planning (MRP) environments with deterministic time-phased demand with zero lead time. In this model, backlog is not permitted, the unit purchasing price is based on the all-units discount system and resale of the excess units is possible at the order...

 Let $ a_0 (omega), a_1 (omega), a_2 (omega), dots, a_n (omega)$ be a sequence of independent random variables defined on a fixed probability space $(Omega, Pr, A)$. There are many known results for the expected number of real zeros of a polynomial $ a_0 (omega) psi_0(x)+ a_1 (omega)psi_1 (x)+, a_2 (omega)psi_2 (x)+...