The spectral matrices associated with the stochastic Darboux transformations of random walks on the integers

@article{Iglesia2020TheSM,
  title={The spectral matrices associated with the stochastic Darboux transformations of random walks on the integers},
  author={Manuel Dom{\'i}nguez de la Iglesia and Claudia Juarez},
  journal={J. Approx. Theory},
  year={2020},
  volume={258},
  pages={105458}
}
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