Computational and theoretical aspects of iterated generating functions

PhD Thesis


Clapperton, James Anthony 2013. Computational and theoretical aspects of iterated generating functions. PhD Thesis https://doi.org/10.48773/94x10
AuthorsClapperton, James Anthony
TypePhD Thesis
Abstract

The thesis offers an investigation into the analysis of so-called iterated generating functions and the schemes that produce them. Beginning with the study of some ad hoc scheme formulations, the notion of an iterated generating function is introduced and a mechanism to produce arbitrary finite sequences established. The development of schemes to accommodate infinite sequences leads – in the case of the Catalan sequence – to the discovery of what are termed Catalan polynomials whose properties are examined. Results are formulated for these polynomials through the algebraic adaptation of classical root-finding algorithms, serving as a basis for the synthesis of new generalised results for other infinite sequences and their associated polynomials.

KeywordsIterated generating functions; Infinite sequences; Catalan polynomials; Householder's method
Year2013
PublisherUniversity of Derby
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.48773/94x10
Web address (URL)hdl:10545/291078
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Publication dates2013
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