Quadratic transformation and matrix biorthogonal polynomials: an $\mathcal{LU}$ factorization approach
Kiran Kumar Behera

TL;DR
This paper introduces an LU factorization method for matrix biorthogonal polynomials under specific zero-entry conditions in the Gram matrix, exploring quadratic transformations and related kernel polynomial representations.
Contribution
It develops a novel LU approach for biorthogonal polynomials with zero entries in the Gram matrix, including quadratic transformations and the ABC Theorem for kernel polynomial representations.
Findings
LU factorization for special Gram matrices
Analysis of quadratic transformations in polynomial theory
Representation of kernel polynomials under Hankel symmetry
Abstract
The manuscript presents the approach to matrix biorthogonal polynomials when all the even ordered entries in the Gram matrix are zero. This arises in case of a quadratic transformation which is briefly discussed. Further, the main diagonal of the Gram matrix is a zero diagonal and we present the theory that follows from this fact. Precisely, we discuss the Christoffel transformation and matrix representations of the kernel polynomials, usually called the ABC Theorem. Finally, we provide an illustration of our results assuming the Gram matrix has Hankel symmetry.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMatrix Theory and Algorithms · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Iterative Methods for Nonlinear Equations
