Hosoya-Pell cyclic & proximity groups. application of HP sinusoidal polynomials in modulating oscillatory waveforms emanating from vibrating systems

This paper introduces the periodicity (repeating subsequences) of Hosoya-type Pell orbits as a source of important results for the generation of cyclic groups. Application of time-constrained Hosoya-Pell sinusoidal polynomials $ \boxed{HP_{sp}(t)} $ (introduced in this paper) is given in terms of modulating motion waveforms emanating from vibrating systems. Methods This paper demonstrates how periodicity in Hosoya-Pell subsequences are a source of cyclic groups and in Hosoya-Pell sinusoidal polynomials as a means of modulating highly oscillatory waveforms enclosed in Hilbert envelopes, leading to proximal groups, which provide concise representation of modulating motion waveforms emanating from vibrating systems. Results A main result is the concise representation of the periodicity of Hosoya-type Pell orbits in cyclic groups. This application of $ HP_{sp}(t) $ is threefold, namely, (ⅰ) use of Pell triangle vertex numbers as $ HP_{sp}(t) $ coefficients, (ⅱ) modulation (smoothing) of highly oscillatory motion waveforms as a means of diminishing energy consumption in vibrating systems, and (ⅲ) concise proximal group representation of complex HPsp-modulated waveforms.

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Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems - S
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3934/dcdss.2025095
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Advanced Scientific Research Methods
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Hosoya-Pell cyclic & proximity groups. application of HP sinusoidal polynomials in modulating oscillatory waveforms emanating from vibrating systems

James F. Peters, Ömür Deveci, Dürdane Banu Arikanoǧlu
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Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems - S
Advanced Scientific Research Methods
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Hosoya-Pell cyclic & proximity groups. application of HP sinusoidal polynomials in modulating oscillatory waveforms emanating from vibrating systems

James F. Peters, Ömür Deveci, Dürdane Banu Arikanoǧlu
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Abstract

This paper introduces the periodicity (repeating subsequences) of Hosoya-type Pell orbits as a source of important results for the generation of cyclic groups. Application of time-constrained Hosoya-Pell sinusoidal polynomials $ \boxed{HP_{sp}(t)} $ (introduced in this paper) is given in terms of modulating motion waveforms emanating from vibrating systems. Methods This paper demonstrates how periodicity in Hosoya-Pell subsequences are a source of cyclic groups and in Hosoya-Pell sinusoidal polynomials as a means of modulating highly oscillatory waveforms enclosed in Hilbert envelopes, leading to proximal groups, which provide concise representation of modulating motion waveforms emanating from vibrating systems. Results A main result is the concise representation of the periodicity of Hosoya-type Pell orbits in cyclic groups. This application of $ HP_{sp}(t) $ is threefold, namely, (ⅰ) use of Pell triangle vertex numbers as $ HP_{sp}(t) $ coefficients, (ⅱ) modulation (smoothing) of highly oscillatory motion waveforms as a means of diminishing energy consumption in vibrating systems, and (ⅲ) concise proximal group representation of complex HPsp-modulated waveforms.

Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems - SVol. 18(9)
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Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica "Francesco Severi", Türkiye Bilimsel ve Teknolojik Araştırma Kurumu, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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