Analytic Properties of the Sum $B_{1}(h,k)$
Elif Cetin

TL;DR
This paper explores the properties and interconnections of the finite sum $B_{1}(h,k)$ with classical sums like Dedekind and Hardy sums, introducing new relations and properties using Fibonacci numbers and polynomial relations.
Contribution
It provides new properties of $B_{1}(h,k)$ and establishes its connections with well-known sums, expanding understanding of its analytic structure.
Findings
Derived new properties of $B_{1}(h,k)$ using Hardy and Dedekind sums.
Established relationships between $B_{1}(h,k)$ and sums like Dedekind, Hardy, and Simsek sums.
Introduced a novel property of $B_{1}(h,k)$ involving Fibonacci numbers and polynomial relations.
Abstract
In \cite{csc}, Cetin et al. defined a new special finite sum which is denoted by . In this paper, with the help of the Hardy and Dedekind sums we will give many properties of the sum Then we will give the connections of this sum with the other well-known finite sums such as the Dedekind sums, the Hardy sums, the Simsek sums and the sum . By using the Fibonacci numbers and two-term polynomial relation, we will also give a new property of the sum .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Analytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
