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This thesis has the character of a selective survey, written for non-specialists who want to apply the theory in other fields. The emphasis is on \(\bullet\) the strong connections between orthogonal polynomials, Gaussian quadrature and continued fractions (recurrence relations), \(\bullet\) algorithmic methods of calculation, \(\bullet\) numerical examples.
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