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An extension of Jensen's form
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 April 2009
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Arbitrary order forced difference-delay systems are considered, from which generated infinite sums of Binomial variation may be represented in closed form. It will be proved that the infinite sums may be expressed in a closed form which depends on dominant zeros of the polynomial characteristic functions. A connection between the infinite sum and generalised hypergeometric series will also be demonstrated.
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