Zeros of orthogonal polynomials on the real line
Abstract
Let pn(x) be orthogonal polynomials associated to a measure dμ of compact support in R. If E∈ supp(dμ), we show there is a δ>0 so that for all n, either pn or pn+1 has no zeros in (E-δ, E+δ). If E is an isolated point of supp(dμ), we show there is a δ so that for all n, either pn or pn+1 has at most one zero in (E-δ, E+δ). We provide an example where the zeros of pn are dense in a gap of supp(dμ).
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