
In this study, we define the binomial transforms of third-order Jacobsthal and modified third-order Jacobsthal polynomials. Further, the generating functions, Binet formulas and summation of these binomial transforms are found by recurrence relations. Also, we establish the relations between these transforms by deriving new formulas. Finally, the Vajda, d'Ocagne, Catalan and Cassini formulas for these transforms are obtained.
Algebra and Number Theory, binomial transforms, third-order jacobsthal polynomials, Cebir ve Sayı Teorisi, Binomial transforms;Modified third-order Jacobsthal numbers;Third-order Jacobsthal numbers;Third-order Jacobsthal polynomials, modified third-order jacobsthal numbers, third-order jacobsthal numbers, QA1-939, Mathematics
Algebra and Number Theory, binomial transforms, third-order jacobsthal polynomials, Cebir ve Sayı Teorisi, Binomial transforms;Modified third-order Jacobsthal numbers;Third-order Jacobsthal numbers;Third-order Jacobsthal polynomials, modified third-order jacobsthal numbers, third-order jacobsthal numbers, QA1-939, Mathematics
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