SzegÖ polynomials on the real axis
Szegő polynomials orthogonal on the unit circle satisfy the recurrence relation with reflection parameters \(|\alpha_n|<1\). The authors have constructed special classes of Szegő polynomials \(|\alpha_1|>1\). These polynomials appear to be orthogonal on the positive (or negative) real axis. Next, the authors present explicit examples of such polynomials that are connected with the Askey-Wilson polynomials. In constrast to the case of Szegő polynomials on the unit circle, there exist Szegő polynomials on the real axis with an indeterminate moment problem.
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