Computer algebra and umbral calculus
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- A selected survey of umbral calculus
- An application of the umbral calculus
- Banach algebras, logarithms, and polynomials of convolution type
- Coalgebraic foundations of the method of divided differences
- Divided Differences and Combinatorial Identities
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- More on the umbral calculus, with emphasis on the \(q\)-umbral calculus
- On a generalization of polynomials in the ballot problem
- On the foundations of combinatorial theory. VIII: Finite operator calculus
- Sequences of binomial type with persistent roots
- Sheffer polynomials for computing exact Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Renyi type distributions
- The algebra of formal series III: Several variables
- The enumeration of restricted random walks by Sheffer polynomials with applications to statistics
- The umbral calculus
- The Umbral Method: A Survey of Elementary Mnemonic and Manipulative Uses
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(5)- The umbral transfer-matrix method. I: Foundations
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- Using Rota's Umbral calculus to enumerate Stanley's P-partitions
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