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Hankel transform of a sequence obtained by series reversion II - aerating transforms

This paper provides the connection between the Hankel transform and aerating transforms of a given integer sequence. Results obtained are used to establish a completely different Hankel transform evaluation of the series reversion of a certain rational function $Q(x)$ and shifted sequences, recently published in our paper \cite{part1}. For that purpose, we needed to evaluate the Hankel transforms of the sequences $\seqn{α^2 C_n-βC_{n+1}}$ and $\seqn{α^2 C_{n+1}-βC_{n+2}}$, where $C=\seqn{C_n}$ is the well-known sequence of Catalan numbers. This generalizes the results of Cvetkovi\' c, Rajković and Ivković \cite{CRI}. Also, we need the evaluation of Hankel-like determinants whose entries are Catalan numbers $C_n$ and which is based on the recent results of Krattenthaler \cite{krattCat}. The results obtained are general and can be applied to many other Hankel transform evaluations.

preprint2011arXivOpen access

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