Abraham Isgur

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Constructing new families of nested recursions with slow solutions SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics	2016-05-26	Paper
Nested recursions, simultaneous parameters and tree superpositions The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2014-09-04	Paper
Nested recursions, simultaneous parameters and tree superpositions The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2014-09-04	Paper
Solving non-homogeneous nested recursions using trees Annals of Combinatorics	2014-03-24	Paper
A combinatorial approach for solving certain nested recursions with non-slow solutions Journal of Difference Equations and Applications	2013-04-22	Paper
‘Golomb-like’ nested recursions with Beatty function solutions Journal of Difference Equations and Applications	2013-04-22	Paper
Sums of ceiling functions solve nested recursions Journal of Difference Equations and Applications	2013-01-04	Paper
Nested recurrence relations with Conolly-like solutions SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics	2012-08-22	Paper
Nested recursions with ceiling function solutions Journal of Difference Equations and Applications	2012-07-04	Paper
On variants of Conway and Conolly's meta-Fibonacci recursions The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2011-06-01	Paper
On variants of Conway and Conolly's meta-Fibonacci recursions The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2011-06-01	Paper
On variants of Conway and Conolly's meta-Fibonacci recursions The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2011-06-01	Paper
Trees and meta-Fibonacci sequences The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2010-03-26	Paper
Trees and meta-Fibonacci sequences The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics	2010-03-26	Paper
On the spectra of some Toeplitz and Wiener-Hopf operators with almost periodic matrix symbols Operators and Matrices	2009-03-02	Paper

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