Duhamel convolution product in the setting of quantum calculus
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Abstract: In this paper we introduce the notions of -Duhamel product and -integration operator. We prove that the classical Wiener algebra of all analytic functions on the unit disc of the complex plane with absolutely convergent Taylor series is a Banach algebra with respect to -Duhamel product. We also describe the cyclic vectors of the -integration operator on and characterize its commutant in terms of the -Duhamel product operators.
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