1986
DOI: 10.1016/0377-0427(86)90001-4
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The weight functions, generating functions and miscellaneous properties of the sequences of orthogonal polynomials of the second kind associated with the Jacobi and the Gegenbauer polynomials

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“…This relation was already found by Grosjean [9] using a special structure of the corresponding weight function and by Wimp [22] [formula (40)] as a special case of a representation for the c-th associated Jacobi polynomial in terms of generalized hypergeometric functions.…”
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“…This relation was already found by Grosjean [9] using a special structure of the corresponding weight function and by Wimp [22] [formula (40)] as a special case of a representation for the c-th associated Jacobi polynomial in terms of generalized hypergeometric functions.…”
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“…Nevai [14], Grosjean [8,9]). The following examples demonstrate that in some cases the results of Sections 1 and 2 can be useful for the identification of associated orthogonal polynomials and for the calculation of first return probabilities.…”
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“…Here, G r21 and g 0 are given respectively by (16) and (112). Then, sinceP n ðxðsÞÞ and S 2 (s;n,r,k) are both solutions of (120), it turns out from the previous equation that S 3 ðs; n; r; kÞ is also solution of (120).…”
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“…So, we have[18,34] G ( ) n (x) = c n P ( ,−1− ) n (x), −1 < < 0 and g ( ) n (x) = e n P ( ,1− ) n (x), −1 < < 2, for the Grosjean polynomials of first and second kind, respectively, with the values c n = 2 n 2n − 1 n (G) n ( )] 2 = 2 2n−1 2 (n) 2 (2n) (n + + 1) (n − ).…”
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