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On complex numbers in the Arakawa-Kaneko zeta-functions - Khaled Ouafi

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We discuss functional relations for these zeta-functions, which are regarded as interpolation formulas of various relations among poly-Bernoulli numbers. Considering their special values, we prove difference relations and duality relations for poly-Bernoulli polynomials.

Khaled Ouafi is a Research Associate at the Faculty of Mathematics at Harvard where he is part of the number theory research unit. He also is a Sidney Sussex alumnus.

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