Abstract: Fix an algebraically closed field and an integer . Let be a vector space over with dimension . A Leonard pair on is a pair of diagonalizable linear transformations and , each acting in an irreducible tridiagonal fashion on an eigenbasis for the other one. There is an object related to a Leonard pair called a Leonard system. It is known that a Leonard system is determined up to isomorphism by a sequence of scalars , called its parameter array. The scalars (resp. ) are mutually distinct, and the expressions , are equal and independent of for . Write this common value as . In the present paper, we consider the "end-parameters" , , , , , , , of the parameter array. We show that a Leonard system is determined up to isomorphism by the end-parameters and . We display a relation between the end-parameters and . Using this relation, we show that there are up to inverse at most Leonard systems that have specified end-parameters. The upper bound is best possible.
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