Lucas atoms
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Publication:2006093
Abstract: Given two variables and , the associated sequence of Lucas polynomials is defined inductively by , , and for . An integer (e.g., a Catalan number) defined by an expression of the form has a Lucas analogue obtained by replacing each factor with the corresponding Lucas polynomial. There has been interest in deciding when such expressions, which are a priori only rational functions, are actually polynomials in . The approaches so far have been combinatorial. We introduce a powerful algebraic method for answering this question by factoring , where we call the polynomials Lucas atoms. This permits us to show that the Lucas analogues of the Fuss-Catalan and Fuss-Narayana numbers for all irreducible Coxeter groups are polynomials in . Using gamma expansions, a technique which has recently become popular in combinatorics and geometry, one can show that the Lucas atoms have a close relationship with cyclotomic polynomials . Certain results about the can then be lifted to Lucas atoms. In particular, one can prove analogues of theorems of Gauss and Lucas, deduce reduction formulas, and evaluate the at various specific values of the variables.
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