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Dowling constructed the Dowling lattice Qₙ(G) , for any finite set with n elements and any finite multiplicative group G of order m , which is a finite geometric lattice. He also defined the Whitney numbers of the first and second kind for any finite geometric lattice. These numbers for the Dowling lattice Qₙ(G) are the Whitney numbers of the first kind Vₘ(n,k) and those of the second kind Wₘ(n,k) , which are given by Stirling number-like relations. In this paper, by ‘degenerating’ such relations we introduce the degenerate Whitney numbers of the first kind and those of the second kind and investigate, among other things, generating functions, recurrence relations and various explicit expressions for them. As further generalizations of the degenerate Whitney numbers of both kinds, we also consider the degenerate r -Whitney numbers of both kinds.
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