The first and second derivatives of the q-Rationals

The q -rationals, introduced by Valentin Ovsienko and Sophie Morier Genoud, are an extension of Gauss' q -integers. Like the q -integers, the q -rationals reduce to their non-quantized values at q = 1 . In this paper, I prove closed-form expressions for the first and second derivatives of the q -rationals at this point. My expressions are written in terms of the q -rationals' non-quantized values; both feature Thomae's function, whereas my expression for the second derivative additionally features a generalized form of the Dedekind sum.

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Journal of Algebra
Published
2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jalgebra.2024.10.033
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The first and second derivatives of the q-Rationals

Justin Lasker
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Journal of Algebra
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The first and second derivatives of the q-Rationals

Justin Lasker
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Abstract

The q -rationals, introduced by Valentin Ovsienko and Sophie Morier Genoud, are an extension of Gauss' q -integers. Like the q -integers, the q -rationals reduce to their non-quantized values at q = 1 . In this paper, I prove closed-form expressions for the first and second derivatives of the q -rationals at this point. My expressions are written in terms of the q -rationals' non-quantized values; both feature Thomae's function, whereas my expression for the second derivative additionally features a generalized form of the Dedekind sum.

Journal of AlgebraVol. 666
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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