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Abstract
In this article, we define the Euler–Fibonacci numbers, polynomials and their exponential generating function. Several relations are established involving the Bernoulli F-polynomials, the Euler–Fibonacci numbers and the Euler–Fibonacci polynomials. A new exponential generating function is obtained for the Bernoulli F-polynomials. Also, we describe the Fibo–Bernoulli matrix, the Fibo–Euler matrix and the Fibo–Euler polynomial matrix by using the Bernoulli F-polynomials, the Euler–Fibonacci numbers and the Euler–Fibonacci polynomials, respectively. Factorization of the Fibo–Bernoulli matrix is obtained by using the generalized Fibo–Pascal matrix and a special matrix whose entries are the Bernoulli–Fibonacci numbers. The inverse of the Fibo–Bernoulli matrix is also found.
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