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Linear vector recursions of arbitrary order

Author(s)
Bernadette Faye Department of Mathematics, University Alioune Diop de Bambey,Bambey,Senegal
Laszlo Nemeth Department of Mathematics, Institute of Basic Sciences, University of Sopron,Sopron,Hungary; Department of Mathematics, J. Selye University,Kom a ́rno,Slovakia
Laszlo Szalay Department of Mathematics, Institute of Basic Sciences, University of Sopron,Sopron,Hungary; Department of Mathematics, J. Selye University,Kom a ́rno,Slovakia
Abstract
Solution of various combinatorial problems often requires vector recurrences of higher order (i.e., the order is larger than 1). Assume that there are given matrices A1; A2; : : : ; As, all from Ck k. These matrices allow us to define the vector recurrence vn = A1vn 1 + A2vn 2 + + Asvn s for the vectors vn 2 Ck, n s. The paramount result of this paper is that we could separate the component sequences of the vectors and find a common linear recurrence relation to describe them. The principal advantage of our approach is a uniform treatment and the possibility of automatism. We could apply the main result to answer a problem that arose concerning the rows of the modified hyperbolic Pascal triangle with parameters f4; 5g. We also verified two other statements from the literature in order to illustrate the power of the method.
Publication Details
Page(s) 50-57
Published Journal: Discrete Mathematics Letters, Volume: 13, Issue: 0, Year: 2024

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Keywords
linear recurrence, vector recurrence, hyperbolic Pascal triangle, bounded anchored permutation, Fibonacci sequence
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