Integral Transforms and Special Functions · 2013 · 41 citations · 17 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraNumber TheorySequence AnalysisComputational AlgebraLinear AlgebraMatrix Computation
A matrix approach to Sheffer polynomial sequences is proposed; in particular, two different determinantal forms of Sheffer sequences are given, the one as the function of a polynomial sequence of binomial type and the other as the function of the canonical base xi. The equivalence with the classical definitions of Sheffer and Roman and Rota is proven. Then, elementary matrix algebra tools are employed to reveal the known and unknown properties of Sheffer polynomials. Finally, classical and non-classical examples are also considered.
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