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May 28, 2026Symmetry0 citationsOpen Access

Investigating Impact of Parameters on Hyperbolic Function Generalization

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KDKhrystyna DrohomyretskaHDHubert DróżdżIDIvanna Dronyuk

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore the generalization of hyperbolic Ateb-functions and their parameter dependencies.
  • Analyzed the domain of hyperbolic Ateb-functions and their parameters.
  • Proved formulas for derivatives and examined higher-order derivatives.
  • Compared Ateb-function calculations using Taylor expansions with numerical methods.
  • Established that the minimum value of the domain relates to the lemniscate constant.
  • Proved relevant theorems via mathematical induction on Taylor expansions.
  • Demonstrated that Taylor series provide advantages over numerical methods for Ateb-function calculations.

Abstract

Generalization of the ordinary hyperbolic functions called hyperbolic Ateb-functions is considered. They are the inverse of incomplete Beta-function. These functions are solutions of differential equations, which describe the aperiodic vibration motion. It is shown that hyperbolic Ateb-functions have different dependence levels on their parameters. Investigation of the domain of hyperbolic Ateb-functions is conducted. It is shown that the minimum value of the domain can be expressed in terms of the lemniscate constant. The formulas for derivatives of hyperbolic Ateb-functions are proved and the structure of the higher-order derivatives is obtained. Some other properties connected with symmetry are considered. Taylor expansions of Ateb-cosine and Ateb-sine are taken out. Based on the mathematical induction principle, the corresponding theorems are proven. Examples of Taylor expansions of Ateb-cosine and Ateb-sine for different parameters are presented. The comparison of Ateb-function calculation using Taylor expansion and numerical methods shows the advantage of the Taylor series approach.

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Drohomyretska et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a17dd4e3fad632b0f9d9febhttps://doi.org/10.3390/sym18060905
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