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Research
Latest papers
An explicit form of the polynomial part of a restricted partition function.
Research in number theory · 2017 · first author
Latest funding
- $54,000
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $144,000
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
NSERC · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $10,854
High-performance computing cluster for research and training in mathematics and statistics
NSERC · 2013 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
An explicit form of the polynomial part of a restricted partition function.
Dilcher K, Vignat C
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Keywords: polynomials; special functions; recurrences; congruences; zeros; irreducibility; combinatorial sums; determinants
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
High-performance computing cluster for research and training in mathematics and statistics
Principal investigators: Kolokolnikov, Theodore
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Sequences and special functions in number theory and combinatorics
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Polynomials and special functions
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
4 Sun Ultra 10 workstations (Computing equipment upgrade)
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Computing equipment upgrade
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
Polynomials and special functions
Principal investigators: Dilcher, Karl
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