Abdulghani Muhyi, L. M. Abdalgadir, Amel Touati, Khaled Aldwoah
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Abstract
This article systematically investigates a new family of -special functions: the -truncated-Fubini–Appell polynomials. We first define the fundamental -truncated-Fubini polynomials through their generating function and establish their basic properties. For the extended family, we then develop explicit series representations, -recurrence relations, -integral formulas, quasi-monomial properties, differential equations, and a determinant representation. Applying this general theory yields specific results for notable cases such as the -truncated-Fubini–Bernoulli and Euler polynomials. Finally, a computational study using Mathematica offers visual and numerical analysis of the polynomials' zero distributions, providing support for the theoretical results.
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