Combinatorics / CONCEPT
Formal Reciprocal Branches and Polynomial Exponents
Distinct reciprocal roots give two formal branches, and coefficients of integral unit powers are polynomial in the exponent.
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DIRECT PREREQUISITES1
DIRECT CONSEQUENCES2
PROOF DEPTH4
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The two reciprocal formal branches
RELATIONSHIP ATLAS
Every connection, in context.
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Proof dependencyStructural affinityDocument link
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Structural connections
- Boundary-Weighted Motzkin Hankel Seriesstructural-affinity · Closed
- Cigler's Boundary-Weighted Motzkin Hankel Formulastructural-affinity · Closed
- Exact Endpoint Jets of Metallic Continuantsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Integral Confluence of Formal Alternantsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Metallic Hankel Residue Polynomialsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Mixed Remainder and Coefficient Coordinatesstructural-affinity · Closed
- Motzkin Path Transfer Determinantsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Motzkin-Column Hankel Seriesstructural-affinity · Closed
- Negative-Index Motzkin Determinantsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Orthogonal Moments for Motzkin Columnsstructural-affinity · Closed
- Polynomial Identities for the Residue Reductionstructural-affinity · Closed
- Remainder Determinants and Mixed Confluencestructural-affinity · Closed
- The Catalan Power Moment Dictionarystructural-affinity · Closed
- The Motzkin Orthogonal Polynomial Basisstructural-affinity · Closed
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