On the relation between Darboux transformations and polynomial mappings
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Abstract: Let dmu(t) be a probability measure on [0,+infty) such that its moments are finite. Then the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform S of dmu(t) is a Stieltjes function, which admits an expansion into a Stieltjes continued fraction. In the present paper, we consider a matrix interpretation of the unwrapping transformation from S(lambda) to lambda S(lambda^2), which is intimately related to the simplest case of polynomial mappings. More precisely, it is shown that this transformation is essentially a Darboux transformation of the underlying Jacobi matrix. Moreover, in this scheme, the Chihara construction of solutions to the Carlitz problem appears as a shifted Darboux transformation.
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