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Formal orthogonal polynomials revisited. Applications

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From some results concerning the formal orthogonal polynomials, already proved in [5], we develop new properties of generalized adjacent polynomials which correspond to a change in the weight function. A new structure of the singular blocks is given. These results have a direct application to Lanczos methods, theG and ɛ-algorithms.

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Draux, A. Formal orthogonal polynomials revisited. Applications. Numer Algor 11, 143–158 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02142493

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