Recently, K. Kamano studied sums of products of Bernoulli numbers including poly-Bernoulli numbers. A relation among these sums was given, and an explicit expression of sums of two products was also given, reduced to the famous Euler’s formula. The concept of poly-Cauchy numbers is given by the author as a generalization of the classical Cauchy number and an analogue of poly-Bernoulli number. I...

Testing a given matrix for membership in the family of Bernoulli matrices is a longstanding problem, the many applications of Bernoulli vectors in computer science, finance, medicine, and operations research emphasize its practical relevance. A novel approach towards this problem was taken by [Fiebig et al., 2017] for lowdimensional settings d ≤ 6. For the first time, they exploit the close rel...

Based on the trivariate reduction technique two different trivariate Bernoulli mixtures of univariate uniform distributions and their associated trivariate copulas with bivariate linear Spearman marginal copulas are considered. Mathematical characterizations of these Bernoulli mixture models are obtained. Since Bernoulli mixture trivariate reduction copulas are not compatible with all valid gra...

In these lectures I shall present some of the ideas and methods used in the proof of the celebrated theorem stating that two Bernoulli schemes are isomorphic if and only if they have the same entropy. I shall concentrate, because of lack of time, on a well known partial result, Sinai's theorem, which states that two Bernoulli schemes are weakly isomorphic if and only if they have the same entro...

We show that recently published assertions that advection dominated accretion flows (ADAFs) require the presence of strong winds are unfounded because they assume that low radiative efficiency in flows accreting at low rates onto black holes implies vanishing radial energy and angular momentum fluxes through the flow (which is also formulated in terms of the ‘Bernoulli function’ being positive)...

The purpose of this paper is to introduce a generalization of the Arakawa–Kaneko zeta function and investigate their special values at negative integers. The special values are written as the sums of products of Bernoulli and poly-Bernoulli polynomials. We establish the basic properties for this zeta function and their special values.

In the operator algebraic formulation of probability theory Markov processes typically appear as perturbations of Bernoulli processes. We develop a scattering theory for this situation. This theory applies to the isomorphism problem between Markov processes and Bernoulli shifts as well as to the description of open quantum systems.

The random β-transformation K is isomorphic to a full shift. This relation gives an invariant measure for K that yields the Bernoulli convolution by projection. We study the local dimension of the invariant measure forK for special values of β and use the projection to obtain results on the local dimension of the Bernoulli convolution.

In this paper, we give a short new proof of a recent result due to Schumacher concerning an extension of Faulhaber’s identity for the Bernoulli numbers. Our approach follows from basic manipulations involving the ordinary generating function for the Bernoulli polynomials in the context of the Zeon algebra.

The Rayleigh beam is a perturbation of the Bernoulli-Euler beam. We establish convergence of the solution of the Exact Controllability Problem for the Rayleigh beam to the correspondig solution of the Bernoulli-Euler beam.The problem of convergence is related to a Singular Perturbation Problem. The main tool in solving this problem is a weak version of a lower bound for hyperbolic polynomials.