New Indefinite Summation Formulas and Some Applications

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contents In this paper, we introduce a novel indefinite summation $\sum_{t} f(t)$ (or antidifference $Δ^{-1}f(t) $ ) formula for any given function $f$. We apply the indefinite summation formula to calculate a particular solution to a nonhomogeneous linear difference equation of the form $$ y(x+h)-λy(x)=f(x),\quad h > 0,\quad λ\neq 0, $$ and also to solve a linear difference inequality of the form $$ y(x+h)-λy(x) \geq 0,\quad h > 0,\quad λ\neq 0. $$ Furthermore, we apply the formula to determine a particular solution to a difference equations of the form $$ Φ(E)y(t)=f(t), $$ and in solving a linear difference inequality of the form, $$ Φ(E)y(t)\geq 0, $$ where $ Φ(E) $ is some linear difference operator. We show how the antidifference of a function $f$ calculated with the current formula is related to the already existing result and establish the corresponding identity.
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spellingShingle New Indefinite Summation Formulas and Some Applications
Yadeta, Hailu Bikila
Classical Analysis and ODEs
In this paper, we introduce a novel indefinite summation $\sum_{t} f(t)$ (or antidifference $Δ^{-1}f(t) $ ) formula for any given function $f$. We apply the indefinite summation formula to calculate a particular solution to a nonhomogeneous linear difference equation of the form $$ y(x+h)-λy(x)=f(x),\quad h > 0,\quad λ\neq 0, $$ and also to solve a linear difference inequality of the form $$ y(x+h)-λy(x) \geq 0,\quad h > 0,\quad λ\neq 0. $$ Furthermore, we apply the formula to determine a particular solution to a difference equations of the form $$ Φ(E)y(t)=f(t), $$ and in solving a linear difference inequality of the form, $$ Φ(E)y(t)\geq 0, $$ where $ Φ(E) $ is some linear difference operator. We show how the antidifference of a function $f$ calculated with the current formula is related to the already existing result and establish the corresponding identity.
title New Indefinite Summation Formulas and Some Applications
topic Classical Analysis and ODEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.18766