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Let \\(\\Omega :=\\overline{\\mathbb{C}}\\backslash \\overline{G}\\;\\)\\ denote the complement of \\(\\overline{G}\\)\\ in \\( \\overline{\\mathbb{C}}\\), and let \\(\\Phi \\) denote the conformal map \\(\\Omega \\rightarrow \\left \\{ w:\\left | w\\right | >1\\right \\}\\), normalized by \\(\\Phi (\\infty )=\\infty ,\\;\\lim_{z\\rightarrow \\infty }\\frac{\\Phi (z)}{z}>0\\), and let \\(\\Psi :=\\Phi ^{-1}.\\)\\ Let the function \\(\\;z=\\Psi (w)\\;\\)\\ have the Laurent series near \\( z=\\infty \\) as follows: \\[ \\Psi (w)\\;=\\frac{1}{\\gamma }w+b_{0}+\\frac{b_{1}}{w}+\\frac{b_{2}}{w^{2}} +\\dots,~\\left | w\\right | >1 \\] In this work the author investigates the strong asymptotics for Bergman polynomials \\(p_{n}(z)\\) and for \\(\\lambda _{n}\\;\\)\\ in the domains with piecewise analytic curve without cusps. The main results are the following theorems: {Theorem 1.1.} Assume that \\(\\Gamma \\) is piecewise analytic without cusps. Then, for any \\(n\\in\\mathbb{N},\\) it holds that \\[ \\frac{n+1}{\\pi}\\frac{\\gamma ^{2(n+1)}}{\\lambda _{n}^{2}}=1-\\alpha _{n}, \\] where \\[ 0\\leq \\alpha _{n}\\leq c_{1}(\\Gamma )\\frac{1}{n}, \\] and \\(c_{1}(\\Gamma )>0\\) is a constant. {Theorem 1.2.} Under the assumptions of Theorem 1.1, for any \\(n\\in\\mathbb{N},\\) it holds that \\[ p_{n}(z)=\\sqrt{\\frac{n+1}{\\pi }}\\Phi ^{n}(z)\\Phi ^{\\prime }(z)\\left \\{ 1+A_{n}(z)\\right \\} ,\\;\\;z\\in \\Omega , \\] where \\[ \\left | A_{n}(z)\\right | \\leq \\frac{c_{2}(\\Gamma )}{\\mathrm{dist}(z,\\Gamma )\\left | \\Phi ^{\\prime }(z)\\right | }\\frac{1}{\\sqrt{n}}+c_{3}(\\Gamma ) \\frac{1}{n}, \\] and \\(c_{i}(\\Gamma )>0,\\) \\(i=2,3,\\) are a constants. The third theorem shows how much faster the value \\(\\alpha _{n}\\) tends to zero: {Theorem 1.3.} Assume that \\(\\Gamma \\) is quasiconformal and rectifiable. Then, for any \\(n\\in\\mathbb{N},\\) it holds that \\[ \\alpha _{n}\\geq c_{4}(\\Gamma )(n+1)\\left | b_{n+1}\\right | ^{2}, \\] where \\(c_{4}(\\Gamma )>0\\;\\)\\ is a constant. Further, the author presents the known results for different domains and some applications of these theorems. We note that, in [Izv. Akad. Nauk Az. SSR, Ser. Fiz.-Tekh. Mat. Nauk 1986, No. 4, 7--10 (1986; Zbl 0621.30031)] the reviewer investigated similar problems for the domain with arbitrary quasiconformal boundary. In particular, the following results are obtained: For any \\(n\\in\\mathbb{N},\\) the following is true: \\[ \\frac{n+1}{\\pi }\\frac{\\gamma ^{2(n+1)}}{\\lambda _{n}^{2}}\\geq c_{0}(\\Gamma ), \\] {if }\\(\\Gamma \\) is a arbitrary quasiconformal curve, where \\( 0