Modification of a method using Szegő polynomials in frequency analysis: The V-process
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Modification of a method using Szegő polynomials in frequency analysis: The \(V\)-process
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(10)- A case of Toeplitz determinants and theta functions in frequency analysis
- Modifications of the moments in frequency analysis
- Continued fractions and Szegö polynomials in frequency analysis and related topics
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- Asymptotic behavior of Szegö polynomials
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- A limit theorem for Szegö polynomials with respect to convolution of point masses with the Fejér kernel
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