Study of $p^{k}$-Eulerian polynomials and $p^{k}$-Fibonacci numbers for every odd prime $p$ and $k\geq0$
M. Parvathi, A. Tamilselvi, D. Hepsi

TL;DR
This paper introduces $p^{k}$-Eulerian polynomials and $p^{k}$-Fibonacci numbers derived from paths in $p$-Bratteli diagrams, revealing their properties, generating functions, and recurrence relations for odd prime $p$ and $k \\geq 0.
Contribution
It defines and analyzes $p^{k}$-Eulerian polynomials and $p^{k}$-Fibonacci numbers, establishing their combinatorial and algebraic properties for the first time.
Findings
Coefficients of $p^{k}$-Eulerian polynomials count paths with specific descents.
Total descents of paths relate to $p^{k}$-Fibonacci numbers.
Derivative of the polynomial at 1 equals the $p^{k}$-Fibonacci number.
Abstract
In this paper, we define the notion of descent for the paths in the -Bratteli diagram. This leads to the definition of -Eulerian polynomials, whose coefficients count the number of paths with a given number of descents. We provide a method for constructing the -Eulerian polynomials at each vertex. Furthermore, we compute the total number of descents of all paths ending at a given vertex as the corresponding -Fibonacci numbers. We show that the derivative of the -Eulerian polynomial evaluated at 1 for a fixed vertex equals the corresponding -Fibonacci number. Finally, we discuss the generating function for the sequence of -Fibonacci numbers and the recurrence relations they satisfy.
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Advanced Mathematical Identities
