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Noel B. Lacpao

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An Invertible Family of Hurwitz--Lerch Type Functions Associated with $k$-Augmented Centered Triangular Numbers

This paper defines a family of Hurwitz--Lerch type functions whose coefficients are the \(k\)-augmented centered triangular numbers. For this family, we obtain the convergence conditions, a reduction formula, and an Euler-operator form. A Vandermonde-based inversion formula is derived for a class of polynomially weighted Hurwitz--Lerch functions. The family considered here is the quadratic case with geometric factors \(1\), \(2\), and \(4\). The resulting formulas show that three consecutive functions recover the classical Hurwitz--Lerch transcendent and its first two Euler derivatives. We also derive recurrence formulas, ordinary generating functions, finite sums, and special values. The values at \(z=1\) are expressed through Hurwitz zeta functions and Bernoulli polynomials. When \(a=1\), the numerator polynomials of the rational values \(H_k(z,-m,1)\) are written in terms of Eulerian polynomials, while the alternating values \(H_k(-1,-m,a)\) are expressed through Euler polynomials.

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Degenerate Hurwitz-Lerch Type Families of Poly-Bernoulli and Poly-Cauchy Numbers with Parameters $(α,a)

In this paper, we introduce degenerate Hurwitz-Lerch type families of poly-Bernoulli and poly-Cauchy numbers with parameters $(α,a)$. These families are defined by means of degenerate Hurwitz-Lerch type zeta functions and their factorial analogues. We establish the generating functions of these numbers and derive explicit formulas in terms of the degenerate Stirling numbers of the first and second kinds. In particular, we obtain closed-form expressions for the degenerate two-parameter Hurwitz-Lerch type poly-Bernoulli numbers and for the corresponding poly-Cauchy numbers of the first and second kinds. These results extend several known identities for classical and generalized poly-Bernoulli and poly-Cauchy numbers.

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