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Jacobi Matrices with Power-like Weights - Grouping in Blocks Approach. / Janas, Jan; Naboko, Serguei.

в: Journal of Functional Analysis, Том 166, № 2, 20.08.1999, стр. 218-243.

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Janas, J & Naboko, S 1999, 'Jacobi Matrices with Power-like Weights - Grouping in Blocks Approach', Journal of Functional Analysis, Том. 166, № 2, стр. 218-243. https://doi.org/10.1006/jfan.1999.3434

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Janas, Jan ; Naboko, Serguei. / Jacobi Matrices with Power-like Weights - Grouping in Blocks Approach. в: Journal of Functional Analysis. 1999 ; Том 166, № 2. стр. 218-243.

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