Further Identities for $c_{mk}$- and $a_{mk}$-Weighted Sums and a Remark on a Representation of Pythagoras' Equation

We present some properties of the expansion coefficients $a_{mk}$ and $c_{mk}$ of a pair of dual bases, $$n^m=\sum _{k=2}^m{c}_{mk}{\psi }_k(n),$$ and $${\psi }_m(n)=n+(m-1)(n-1)B_{n-1,m-1},$$ we introduced earlier in arXiv:2207.01935v1. Here, $B_{a,b}=(a+b)!\mathrm{/}(a!b!)$ is a binomial coefficient. We extend the knowledge on the $c_{mk}$ coefficients by giving an explicit expression for them in terms of the Stirling numbers of the second kind. From the interchangeability of the indices of the binomial coefficient, follows the central identity we use here: $${\psi }_m(n)-n={\psi }_n(m)-m\mathrm{.}$$ With this equation, we evaluate sums of the form $$T_m^{\alpha }=\sum _{k=2}^m{c}_{mk}{k}^{\alpha }\mathrm{.}$$ Explicitly, the case $T_m^1$ is handled. Furthermore, we indicate connections of $T_m^2$ and $T_m^3$ to the Mersenne numbers (general integer exponent) and the OEIS entry A024023. We conclude with a small remark on how we can represent Pythagoras’ equation in terms of the $a_{mk}$ coefficients.