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Shane Chern

5 papers hereh-index 11 citations6 works total

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author position
  • first author3
  • middle author2

Across the 5 of 5 papers where every author was matched, so the position is known.

fields
  • math.CO2
  • hep-th1
  • math.NT1
  • math.PR1
same name
  • Shane Chern — 57 papers, h 14
  • Shane Chern — 12 papers, h 1
  • Shane Chern — 7 papers, h 2
  • Shane Chern — 2 papers, h 1
  • Shane Chern — 1 paper
  • Shane Chern — 1 paper, h 2

Either other researchers who publish under this name, or the same person where the external sources have not merged their records.

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activity
20232026
collaborators

5 papers

math.CO2026

New central q-binomial identities

Shane Chern, Karl Dilcher, Lin Jiu

We establish several new series evaluations involving the central q-binomial coefficients, with the inspiration coming from earlier work by Vignat and one of the authors on the l…

math.CO2024

Multi-headed lattices and Green functions

Qipin Chen, Shane Chern, Lin Jiu

Lattice geometries and random walks on them are of great interest for their applications in different fields such as physics, chemistry, and computer science. In this work, we focu…

hep-th2024

q-Identities for parafermion theories

Peter Bouwknegt, Shane Chern, Bolin Han

In this paper we will prove a series of q-identities suggested by the realisation of certain conformal field theories by so-called `coupled free fermions'. We will consider q-s…

math.NT2024

Leading coefficient in the Hankel determinants related to binomial and q-binomial transforms

Shane Chern, Lin Jiu, Shuhan Li +1

It is a standard result that the Hankel determinants for a sequence stay invariant after performing the binomial transform on this sequence. In this work, we extend the scenario to…

math.PR2023

A central limit theorem for a card shuffling problem

Shane Chern, Lin Jiu, Italo Simonelli

Given a positive integer n, consider a random permutation τ of the set {1,2,…,n}. In τ, we look for sequences of consecutive integers that appear in adjacent positi…

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