
doi: 10.2298/fil2425795e
handle: 20.500.14114/6738
In this current study, we introduce a new operator called the P-Bernstein operator derived through the utilization of ?P-factorial? (Pell factorial) and ?Pellnomial? (Pell binomial). Subsequently, we investigate the fundamental properties of the P-Bernstein basis polynomials. Furthermore, we establish some connections between the P-Bernstein Polynomials and Pell Numbers.
pell numbers, bernstein polynomials, pellonomial
pell numbers, bernstein polynomials, pellonomial
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