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Self-Similarity And Symmetries Of Pascal’S Triangles And Simplices Mod P, Richard P. Kubelka
Self-Similarity And Symmetries Of Pascal’S Triangles And Simplices Mod P, Richard P. Kubelka
Richard P. Kubelka
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Decomposition Of Pascal’S Kernels Mod PS, Richard P. Kubelka
Decomposition Of Pascal’S Kernels Mod PS, Richard P. Kubelka
Richard P. Kubelka
For a prime p we define Pascal's Kernel K(p,s) = [k(p,s)ij]∞i,j=0 as the infinite matrix satisfying k(p,s)ij = 1/px(i+jj) mod p if (i+jj) is divisible by ps and k(p,s)ij = 0 otherwise. While the individual entries of Pascal's Kernel can be computed using a formula of Kazandzidis that has been known for some time, our purpose here will be to use that formula to explain the global geometric patterns that occur in K(p,s). Indeed, if we consider the finite (truncated) versions of K(p,s), we find that they can be decomposed into superpositions of tensor products of certain primitive p x …