Abstract

AbstractWe establish a q-counterpart of the method of partial fraction developed by Hurwitz-Pólya to investigate the zeros of q-cosine and q-sine transforms, where $$q \in (0,1)$$ q ∈ ( 0 , 1 ) is a fixed number. We prove reality and simplicity of the zeros and give a precise description of their distribution. The conditions imposed on both q and the integrand are less restrictive than previously assumed in the literature. A direct infinite partial fraction expansion is obtained via q-sampling theory.

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