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ON HIGHER HEINE-STIELTJES POLYNOMIALS

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Take a linear ordinary differential operator d(z) = Pk i=1 Qi(z) di dzi with polynomial coefficients and set r = maxi=1,...,k(degQi(z) − i). If d(z) satisfies the conditions: i) r   0 and ii) degQk(z) = k + r we call it a non-degenerate higher Lam´e operator. Following the classical examples of E. Heine and T. Stieltjes we initiated in [6] the study of the following multiparameter spectral problem: for each positive integer n find polynomials V (z) of degree at most r such that the equation: d(z)S(z) + V (z)S(z) = 0 has a polynomial solution S(z) of degree n. We have shown that under some mild non-degeneracy assumptions on T there exist exactly `n+r n ´ spectral polynomials Vn,i(z) of degree r and their corresponding eigenpolynomials Sn,i(z) of degree n. Localization results of [6] provide the existence of abundance of converging as n ! 1 sequences of normalized spectral polynomials {eVn,in (z)} where eVn,in (z) is the monic polynomial proportional to Vn,in(z). Below we calculate for any such converging sequence {eVn,in(z)} the asymptotic rootcounting measure of the corresponding family {Sn,in (z)} of eigenpolynomials. We also conjecture that the sequence of sets of all normalized spectral polynomials {eVn,i(z)} having eigenpolynomials S(z) of degree n converges as n ! 1to the standard measure in the space of monic polynomials of degree r which depends only on the leading coefficient Qk(z).
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Title: ON HIGHER HEINE-STIELTJES POLYNOMIALS
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Take a linear ordinary differential operator d(z) = Pk i=1 Qi(z) di dzi with polynomial coefficients and set r = maxi=1,.
,k(degQi(z) − i).
If d(z) satisfies the conditions: i) r   0 and ii) degQk(z) = k + r we call it a non-degenerate higher Lam´e operator.
Following the classical examples of E.
Heine and T.
Stieltjes we initiated in [6] the study of the following multiparameter spectral problem: for each positive integer n find polynomials V (z) of degree at most r such that the equation: d(z)S(z) + V (z)S(z) = 0 has a polynomial solution S(z) of degree n.
We have shown that under some mild non-degeneracy assumptions on T there exist exactly `n+r n ´ spectral polynomials Vn,i(z) of degree r and their corresponding eigenpolynomials Sn,i(z) of degree n.
Localization results of [6] provide the existence of abundance of converging as n ! 1 sequences of normalized spectral polynomials {eVn,in (z)} where eVn,in (z) is the monic polynomial proportional to Vn,in(z).
Below we calculate for any such converging sequence {eVn,in(z)} the asymptotic rootcounting measure of the corresponding family {Sn,in (z)} of eigenpolynomials.
We also conjecture that the sequence of sets of all normalized spectral polynomials {eVn,i(z)} having eigenpolynomials S(z) of degree n converges as n ! 1to the standard measure in the space of monic polynomials of degree r which depends only on the leading coefficient Qk(z).

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