Abstract
A sequence of binomial type is a basis for R [x] satisfying a binomial-like identity, e.g. powers, rising and falling factorials. Given two sequences of binomial type, the authors describe a totally combinatorial way of finding the change of basis matrix: to each pair of sequences is associated a poset whose Whitney numbers of the 1st and 2nd kind give the entries of the matrix and its inverse.
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