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May 15, 2026Journal of Engineering Technology and Applied Sciences0 citationsOpen Access

The Matrix Form of the k-Pell Hyperbolic Functions

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EMEfruz Özlem MERSİN

Key Points

  • The aim is to introduce the matrix form of k-Pell hyperbolic functions and examine their mathematical properties.
  • Introduced matrix representations of k-Pell hyperbolic sine and cosine functions.
  • Examined various identities (Pythagorean, de Moivre, etc.) associated with these functions.
  • Defined quasi-sine k-Pell matrix functions and investigated their properties.
  • Demonstrated new identities for k-Pell hyperbolic functions, enhancing understanding of their properties.
  • Presented a matrix form for the three-dimensional k-Pell spiral, enriching its mathematical framework.
  • Established connections to special matrix functions useful in solving differential equations.

Abstract

In the present paper, we introduce the matrix form of the k-Pell hyperbolic sine and cosine functions, along with their symmetrical forms. We examine their recurrence and hyperbolic properties, including Pythagorean, de Moivre, Catalan, Cassini, and d’Ocagne identities, as well as various sum and difference identities. Additionally, we define the quasi-sine k-Pell matrix functions and the matrix form of the three-dimensional k-Pell spiral, and investigate some of their fundamental properties. Matrix functions play a significant role in various scientific fields, particularly in mathematics and engineering, as they frequently arise in the solutions of differential equations. The findings presented contribute to the development of special matrix functions and their potential applications.

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Efruz Özlem MERSİN (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b9a9e7dec685947ac751https://doi.org/10.30931/jetas.1641669
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