AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to the characteristic series of labelled paths in the plane. The equivalence holds in the set of series in non-commutative indeterminates. Using it, we derive direct combinatorial proofs of continued fraction expansions for series involving known combinatorial quantities: the Catalan numbers, the Bell and Stirling numbers, the tangent and secant numbers, the Euler and Eulerian numbers…. We also show combinatorial interpretations for the coefficients of the elliptic functions, the coefficients of inverses of the Tchebycheff, Charlier, Hermite, Laguerre and Meixner polynomials. Other applications include cycles of binomial coefficients and inversi...
International audienceThe Hankel determinants of a given power series f can be evaluated by using th...
AbstractWe call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fr...
We display a number with a surprising continued fraction expansion and show that we may explain that...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose to study the expansion of two continued fractions of Jacobi type a...
AbstractThis paper extends Flajolet's (Discrete Math. 32 (1980), 125–161) combinatorial theory of co...
AbstractSeveral classical combinatorial quantities—including factorials, Bell numbers, tangent numbe...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
Abstract. A differential method discovered by Euler is justied and applied to give simple proofs to ...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
We call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fraction. ...
We call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fraction. ...
International audienceThe Hankel determinants of a given power series f can be evaluated by using th...
AbstractWe call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fr...
We display a number with a surprising continued fraction expansion and show that we may explain that...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractWe show that the universal continued fraction of the Stieltjes-Jacobi type is equivalent to ...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose to study the expansion of two continued fractions of Jacobi type a...
AbstractThis paper extends Flajolet's (Discrete Math. 32 (1980), 125–161) combinatorial theory of co...
AbstractSeveral classical combinatorial quantities—including factorials, Bell numbers, tangent numbe...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
Abstract. A differential method discovered by Euler is justied and applied to give simple proofs to ...
19 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceThis paper was motivated by a conjecture of Br\"{a}nd\'{e}n...
We call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fraction. ...
We call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fraction. ...
International audienceThe Hankel determinants of a given power series f can be evaluated by using th...
AbstractWe call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fr...
We display a number with a surprising continued fraction expansion and show that we may explain that...