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AND RATIONAL FUNCTIONS

by Branch Points, M Fractions , 1974
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Rational Summation of Rational Functions

by Laura Felicia Matusevich
"... In this article we characterize rational functions for which their indefinite sum is again a rational function. 1 Introduction Let k be a eld of characteristic 0 and let r be a rational function in one variable over k. Pick an integer j 0 such that r(j) is dened for j j 0 , and consider y x = x ..."
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In this article we characterize rational functions for which their indefinite sum is again a rational function. 1 Introduction Let k be a eld of characteristic 0 and let r be a rational function in one variable over k. Pick an integer j 0 such that r(j) is dened for j j 0 , and consider y x = x

The use of rational functions in numerical quadrature

by Walter Gautschi, See Profile, Walter Gautschi - J. Comput. Appl. Math. 133(1-2
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The use of rational functions in numerical quadrature

Compositional Representation of Rational Functions

by T. Harju, H. C. M. Kleijn, M. Latteux , 1990
"... The rational functions are shown to coincide with the compositions of endmarkings, morphisms and inverses of injective morphisms. To represent a rational function τ we need one endmarking µm, two morphisms α1, α3 and one inverse of an injective morphism α2 and then τ = µmα1α −1 2 α3. ..."
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The rational functions are shown to coincide with the compositions of endmarkings, morphisms and inverses of injective morphisms. To represent a rational function τ we need one endmarking µm, two morphisms α1, α3 and one inverse of an injective morphism α2 and then τ = µmα1α −1 2 α3.

On the structure of compatible rational functions

by Shaoshi Chen, Ruyong Feng, Guofeng Fu, Ziming Li , 2011
"... A finite number of rational functions are compatible if they satisfy the compatibility conditions of a first-order linear functional system involving differential, shift and q-shift operators. We present a theorem that describes the structure of compatible rational functions. The theorem enables us ..."
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A finite number of rational functions are compatible if they satisfy the compatibility conditions of a first-order linear functional system involving differential, shift and q-shift operators. We present a theorem that describes the structure of compatible rational functions. The theorem enables us

PERMUTABLE POLYNOMIALS AND RATIONAL FUNCTIONS

by Garry J. Tee , 2007
"... Summary. Many infinite sequences of permutable rational functions and a few infinite sequences of permutable polynomials are constructed, on the basis of elliptic functions and trigonometric functions. ..."
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Summary. Many infinite sequences of permutable rational functions and a few infinite sequences of permutable polynomials are constructed, on the basis of elliptic functions and trigonometric functions.

recurrence relation for orthogonal rational functions

by Karl Deckers, Adhemar Bultheel
"... Associated rational functions based on a three-term ..."
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Associated rational functions based on a three-term

Computing Determinants of Rational Functions ∗

by Yasushi Umeda, Tateaki Sasaki
"... Computation of determinants of rational functions seems to be out of thought in computer algebra so far. We first show that representing the rational function by the sum of partial fractions is absolutely necessary in the computation. We then propose a very simple technique for efficient computation ..."
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Computation of determinants of rational functions seems to be out of thought in computer algebra so far. We first show that representing the rational function by the sum of partial fractions is absolutely necessary in the computation. We then propose a very simple technique for efficient

methods for orthogonal rational functions

by L. Velázquez - J. Comput. Analysis
"... An operator theoretic approach to orthogonal rational functions on the unit circle with poles in its exterior is presented in this paper. This approach is based on the identification of a suitable matrix representation of the multiplication operator associated with the corresponding orthogonality me ..."
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An operator theoretic approach to orthogonal rational functions on the unit circle with poles in its exterior is presented in this paper. This approach is based on the identification of a suitable matrix representation of the multiplication operator associated with the corresponding orthogonality

Positivity of rational functions and their diagonals

by Armin Straub, Wadim Zudilin - JOURNAL OF APPROXIMATION THEORY , 2013
"... The problem to decide whether a given rational function in several variables is positive, in the sense that all its Taylor coefficients are positive, goes back to Szegö as well as Askey and Gasper, who inspired more recent work. It is well known that the diagonal coefficients of rational functions ..."
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The problem to decide whether a given rational function in several variables is positive, in the sense that all its Taylor coefficients are positive, goes back to Szegö as well as Askey and Gasper, who inspired more recent work. It is well known that the diagonal coefficients of rational
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