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They were called exponential polynomials also by J-Carlo Rota and other researches. Under the name “exponential polynomials” they appeared in a number of publications, including my papers (see below). Most properties were found by
Grunert, Bell, and in the papers listed below, especially in , , , and . Most of these papers are available online. Touchard has not much contribution to their theory and was not the first one to mention them. He was just one of the many authors. It is not clear at all how the name “Touchard polynomials” appeared and why. Moreover, the name is misleading and brings to confusion in the mathematical community, because it diverts attention away from established publications. Simple professional ethics requires that the article be rewritten and updated. It will be justified to change the title to “exponential polynomials”.
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Knowledge. I think this name given somehow to the described polynomials is not appropriate. The polynomials described there were used as early as 1843 in the works of Grunert (see , , and ) and possibly could have been used earlier. Bell called them “exponential polynomials”, so did Touchard .
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Khristo N. Boyadzhiev, A Series transformation formula and related polynomials, International
Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences ,Vol. 2005 (2005), Issue 23, Pages 3849-3866.
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