Abstract

In this paper, we primarily consider a generalization of the fermionic [Formula: see text]-adic [Formula: see text]-integral on [Formula: see text] including the parameters [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text] and investigate its some basic properties. By means of the foregoing integral, we introduce two generalizations of [Formula: see text]-Changhee polynomials and numbers as [Formula: see text]-Changhee polynomials and numbers with weight [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text]-Changhee polynomials and numbers of second kind with weight [Formula: see text]. For the mentioned polynomials, we obtain new and interesting relationships and identities including symmetric relation, recurrence relations and correlations associated with the weighted [Formula: see text]-Euler polynomials, [Formula: see text]-Stirling numbers of the second kind and Stirling numbers of first and second kinds. Then, we discover multifarious relationships among the two types of weighted [Formula: see text]-Changhee polynomials and [Formula: see text]-adic gamma function. Also, we compute the weighted fermionic [Formula: see text]-adic [Formula: see text]-integral of the derivative of [Formula: see text]-adic gamma function. Moreover, we give a novel representation for the [Formula: see text]-adic Euler constant by means of the weighted [Formula: see text]-Changhee polynomials and numbers. We finally provide a quirky explicit formula for [Formula: see text]-adic Euler constant.

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