Convolutions of Second Order Sequences: A Direct Approach
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The present paper offers a different and more direct access to convolutions for second order sequences, using a single algebraic identity. It is shown that as examples, several known convolutions for second order sequences are yielded from the identity and some of its variants of this paper. A general convolution for Horadam sequences and convolutions for Chebyshev polynomials are also obtained.
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