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A question about the implementation of Jacobi basis

Dear authors,

Thanks for sharing the code of the excellent work.

I notice that the implementation of Jacobi basis is different from the gold form of recurrence relations of Jacobi polynomials, as it introduces extra two parameters l and r. Although the two versions are equivalent when fixing l=-1 and r=1, I wonder what the source of the recurrence formula corresponding to the implementation.

Besides, I aslo notice that in line 148 of the file impl/PolyConv.py, the variable tmp2_2 has a negative before it. If simply considering the a parameter as beta of Jacobi polynomials and the b parameter as alpha, the coef1 (line 134) should have a negative also. I wonder if this is my misunderstanding on the implementation.

Very thanks for your attention and reply!

A question about the ratio of multiple eigenvalues

First of all, thank you for your great work. After reading your paper, I have a question: How are the proportions of multiple eigenvalues in Table 7 in the appendix calculated? I used the same data set to calculate the proportion of multiple eigenvalues, and the results far exceeded those in Table 7. If it's convenient, can you provide the relevant code?

A question on the implementation of Jacobi basis

Dear authors,

Thanks for sharing the code of the excellent work JacobiConv.
Recently, I try to re-implement the model and met a question on the implementation of JacobiConv.

The recurrence relations of Jacobi polynomials have the form
$$P_n(L) = A_n * L * P_{n-1}(L) + B_n * P_{n-1}(L) + C_n * P_{n-2}(L)$$
where $B_n = \frac{a^2-b^2}{2n(n+a+b)(2n+a+b-2)}$.
However, I notice that in line 148 of the file impl/PolyConv.py, the variable tmp2_2, which in my opinion represents $B_n$, has a negative before it.
I wonder if this is my misunderstanding on the implementation, or just a mistake in the code?

Very thanks for your attention and reply!

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