Research demonstrates new forms of k-Lichtenberg matrix properties in matrices with negative indices, suggesting further applications.
In a recent study, Morales introduced matrices derived from Gaussian Lichtenberg and modified Lichtenberg numbers. In the present work, through the identification of certain special matrices with generalized Lichtenberg coefficients, we can identify other forms of demonstration of its properties and also the description of commutative matrix properties for negative indices. A new generalization of this sequence is used for our purpose.
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Gamaliel Cerda-Morales (2025) studied this question.
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