An example of non-definite positive second degree form
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- An introduction to second degree forms
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(4)- On a regular form defined by a pseudo-function
- On the Christoffel product of a D-Laguerre-Hahn form by a polynomial of one degree
- Characterization of the symmetric D-Laguerre-Hahn orthogonal polynomial sequences of even class via the quadratic decomposition
- Algebraic equation and symmetric second degree forms of class two
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