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Understanding the W75 Fujairah Tournament

The W75 Fujairah is a prestigious tournament that attracts top-tier players aged 75 and above. Held in the scenic city of Fujairah, this tournament is part of the Women's 75s Tennis Circuit. It offers a platform for experienced players to compete at a high level, providing fans with exciting matches filled with skill and strategy.

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    • > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >1: # A new two-dimensional q-analogue of Euler polynomials 2: Author: Lijun Liu 3: Date: 6-14-2013 4: Link: https://doi.org/10.1186/1687-1847-2013-178 5: Advances in Difference Equations: Research 6: ## Abstract 7: In this paper we introduce a new two-dimensional q-analogue of Euler polynomials by means of generating functions. Some properties related to them are obtained. 8: MSC:11B68. 9: ## Dedication 10: Dedicated to Professor Khaled El Bacha 11: ## Introduction 12: Let p,q∈C be indeterminates with |q|<1. The q-analogue [n]qof n∈N={1,2,…} is defined by [n]q=1+q+⋯+qn−1=(1−qn)(1−q)n, 13: where [0]q=0; q∈C∖{0} is not an indeterminate here. 14: The q-analogue (q-extension) of n∈N has been studied by several authors [1–9]. Especially Carlitz [1] introduced q-analogues (q-extension) of Bernoulli numbers Bn(q) via generating functions by **1**∑n=0∞Bn(q)xntnqn=(x)(x+1)⋯(x+n−1)(1−q)(1−qe−x)(1−e−x),|x|<2π, 15: where (x)=(x;q)∞=(1−x)(1−qx)⋯(1−qn). 16: From (1) we have Bn(0)=Bn (n≥0). 17: Note that Bn(0)=0 if n is odd (n≥3). 18: The q-analogue (q-extension) Eα,n(x) (α≥0,n∈N) of Euler polynomials En(x) was studied by several authors [10–16]. Especially Carlitz [10] introduced them via generating functions by **2**∑n=0∞Eα,n(x)tntα=etαxtα+e−αtαetαxα,tα→0, 19: where Eα,n(x)=∑k=0[n/2](α)n,k[n]!(n−2k)!xk, 20: which reduces to En(x)=(En(x)/n!)tnt when α=1. 21: Recently Kim et al. [17] introduced two-dimensional Euler polynomials En,m(x,y) by means of generating functions as follows: 22: **3**∑m,n=0∞En,m(x,y)tntmum=exp{xt+yt+(e−t−1)(e−u−1)}. 23: From (3), we have En,m(x,y)=∑k,l=0[n,m](m,n)!kl(n−k)!(m−l)!ykxlEn−k,m−l. 24: Note that En,m(x,y)|y=0=En(x). 25: Motivated by (1)-(3), we introduce a new two-dimensional q-analogue Eα,n,m(q;x,y) (α≥0,n,m∈N) of Euler polynomials En,m(x,y) via generating functions by **4**∑m,n=0∞Eα,n,m(q;x,y)tntmumqn+m=(xtα+ytα+eαtαqtαxeαtα+y)eαtαqtαumum|tα→0, 26: where **5**Eα,n,m(q;x,y)=∑k,l=0[n,m](m,n)!kl[n−k]![m−l]!xlq(kl)[y]qlE(ql)y[x]kq(kl)n−k,m−l. 27: From (4), we have Eα,n,m(q;0,y)=E(n)m(y), En(m;q;0,y)=En(m)y. 28: Note that E(ql)y=[y]qlEy=yqly, 29: which reduces to Ey=y when l=0. 30: In this paper we shall study some properties related to them. 31: ## Properties 32: In order to study some properties related to Eα,n,m(q;x,y), we need some lemmas. 33: Lemma 1Letfbe analytic atz=0and letfbe expanded into power seriesf(z)=∑n=0∞anznn!, 34: then**6**limz→0znf(z)eβz=zβf′(β), 35: whereβis fixed. 36: Proof By Cauchy’s integral formula for derivatives **7**f(z)=12πi∫Γf(ζ)(ζ−z)dζζ, 37: where Γis a circle centered at z. 38: Then **8**f(z)=12πi∫Γf(ζ)(ζβ(ζ/β)β−z)dζζβ. 39: Let z→0 in (8), we have limz→02πi∫Γf(ζ)(ζβ(ζ/β)β)dζζβ=eβzf′(β). 40: The proof is completed. □ 41: Lemma 2Letf(t)be analytic att=0and letfbe expanded into power seriesf(t)=∑n=0∞an(n!)tn, 42: then**9**limt→02πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdt=tηan+γan+η+γ, 43: whereCis a circle centered at t=02πi(CR={t|t=reiθ|θ|≤π},R>eη+aγ), 44: ηandγare fixed. 45: Proof By Cauchy’s integral formula for derivatives **10**an=n!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn. 46: Then **11**(an+γan+η+γ)=(an!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn)((an+γ)!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn+γ)((an+η+γ)!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn+η+γ). 47: Hence **12**(an!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn)((an+γ)!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn+γ)((an+η+γ)!22πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdtetn+η+γ)=(an!an+γ!an+η+γ!)22πi×22πi×22πi×∫C×C×Cf(t)f(t)f(t)eηteγteηteγteηteγtdtddtdtdtdtdttntnt+nγnt+nη+nη+nγ=(an!an+γ!an+η+γ!)22πi×22πi×22πi×∫CCR12R12R12e(2η)t+(2γ)t+f(t)f(tf)e(η)t+(γ)t+f(tf)f(tf)e(η)t+(γ)t+f(tf)dtdtfdtfdtfdtfdttnt+nγnt+nη+nη+nγ=(an!an+γ!an+η+γ!)222R222R222πie(2η)t+(2γ)t+f(t)f(tf)f(tf)|t=tRt=tRt=Rttnt+nγnt+nη+nη+nγ=(an!an+γ!an+η+γ!)222R222R222πie(3η)t+(3γ)t+t3enftftft|Rttnt+nγnt+nη+nη+nγ=(an!an+γ!an+η+γ!)222R222R222πie(3η)t+(3g)t+t3enftftft|R=Rttnt+nλnt+nμtnν=(enfeftf|Re3λ(R))13!(λ=n;μ=n+j;ν=n+j+k)=(enfeftf|Re3λ(R))13!(j,k≥0). 48: Therefore **13**(limt→02πi∫Cf(t)eηteγtdt)tλ=(enfeftf|Re3λ(R))13!. 49: The proof is completed. □ 50: Now we can give some properties related to Eα,n,m(q;x,y). 51: Proposition 1For any fixedxandy ∈Cwith|y|