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Reciprocal polynomial

Known as: Palindromic polynomial, Reciprocal 
In algebra, the reciprocal polynomial p∗ of a polynomial p of degree n with coefficients from an arbitrary field, such as is the polynomial… 
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Cyclic codeCyclotomic polynomialDegree of a polynomialIrreducible polynomial

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2019
2019
Cyclotomic ordering conjecture
This note describes a conjecture involving cyclotomic polynomials and some initial thoughts towards a solution. Given positive… 
2015
2015
On the characteristic polynomial of a supertropical adjoint matrix
2012
2012
On zeros of self-reciprocal polynomials
We establish a necessary and sufficient condition for all zeros of a self-reciprocal polynomial to lie on the unit circle… 
2012
2012
Generalized Thue-Morse words and palindromic richnes
2012
2012
Reciprocal polynomial extrapolation vs Richardson extrapolation for singular perturbed boundary problems
The reciprocal polynomial extrapolation was introduced in Amat et al. (J Comput Math 22(1):1–10, 2004), where its accuracy and… 
2010
2010
Structured backward error for palindromic polynomial eigenvalue problems
AbstractA detailed structured backward error analysis for four kinds of palindromic polynomial eigenvalue problems (PPEP… 
2010
2010
A relation by palindromic subwords
We define a new relation on words by a finite series of insertions and/or deletions of palindromic subwords. In particular we… 
2008
2008
STRUCTURED QUADRATICIZATION AND STRUCTURE-PRESERVING ALGORITHM FOR PALINDROMIC POLYNOMIAL EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS∗
In this paper, we mainly propose a structured quadraticization to transform even degree palindromic polynomial eigenvalue… 
2004
2004
RECIPROCAL POLYNOMIAL EXTRAPOLATION
An alternative to the classical extrapolations is proposed. The stability and the accuracy are studied. The new extrapolation… 
2002
2002
Mixed-Up Classics
Taking this appalling concept a step further, what if the master palindrome constructors had muddled their words, or worse… 
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