In this paper we give some background theory on the concept of fractional calculus, in particular the Riemann-Liouville operators. We then investigate the Taylor-Riemann series using Osler’s theorem and obtain certain double infinite series expansions of some elementary functions. In the process of this we give a proof of the convergence of an alternative form of Heaviside’s series. A Semi-Tayl...

Current speaker diarization systems typically fail to successfully assign multiple speakers speaking simultaneously. According to previous studies, overlapping errors account for a large proportion of the total errors in multi-party speech diarization. In this work, we propose a new approach using Vector Taylor Series (VTS) to obtain overlapping speech models assuming individual speaker models ...

Abstract A generalized q-Taylor’s formula in fractional q-calculus is established and used in deriving certain q-generating functions for the basic hypergeometric functions and basic Fox’s H-function. 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification: 33D45, 26A33 and 33D90.

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In this paper, we give a numerical approach for approximating the solution of second kind Volterra integral equation with Logarithmic kernel using Block Pulse Functions (BPFs) and Taylor series expansion. Also, error analysis shows efficiency and applicability of the presented method. Finally, some numerical examples with exact solution are given.

In Exact Real Arithmetic, real numbers are represented as potentially infinite streams of information units, called digits. In this paper, we work in the framework of Linear Fractional Transformations (LFT’s, also known as Möbius transformations) that provide an elegant approach to real number arithmetic (Gosper 1972, Vuillemin 1990, Nielsen and Kornerup 1995, Potts and Edalat 1996, Edalat and ...

Much research has been performed on the efficient design and implementation of finite impulse response (FIR) digital differentiators. Some of the commonly used design procedures include windows based designs [1], minimax designs [2], eigenfilters [3], [4], optimization techniques [5], the weighted least squares technique [6], and a recent design with optimal noise attenuation [7]. Another impor...

A new type of Taylor series based 2-D finite difference approximation is presented, and it is shown that the coefficients of these approximations are not unique. Explicit formulas are presented for one of the possible sets of coefficients for an arbitrary order, by extending the previously presented 1-D approximations. These coefficients are implemented as maximally linear 2-D FIR digital diffe...

We describe a formula for the Taylor series expansion of the Gaussian kernel around the origin of Rn × R.

We study a special type of infinite product, called an infinite product of Cardano type, and we obtain its Taylor series. We prove that Hadamard's factorization of bandlimited signals is given by an infinite product of Cardano type, and apply our results to obtain the Taylor series for bandlimited signals.