The study focuses primarily on Vandermonde-like matrix systems. The idea is to express Vandermonde and Vandermonde-like matrix systems as the problems related to Krylov Matrices. The connection provides a different angle to view the Vandermondelike systems. Krylov subspace methods are strongly related to polynomial spaces, hence a nice connection can be established using LU factorization as pro...

In this paper, we determine some limit distributions of pattern statistics in rational stochastic models. We present a general approach to analyze these statistics in rational models having an arbitrary number of strongly connected components. We explicitly establish the limit distributions in most significant cases; they are characterized by a family of unimodal density functions defined by me...

From Kemp [1], we have a family of confluent q-ChuVandermonde distributions, consisted by three members I, II and III, interpreted as a family of q-steady-state distributions from Markov chains. In this article, we provide the moments of the distributions of this family and we establish a continuous limiting behavior for the members I and II, in the sense of pointwise convergence, by applying a...

We consider a general class of structured matrices that includes (possibly confluent) Vandermonde and Vandermonde-like matrices. Here the entries in the matrix depend nonlinearly upon a vector of parameters. We define condition numbers that measure the componentwise sensitivity of the associated primal and dual solutions to small componentwise perturbations in the parameters and in the right-ha...

Variable-step (VS) second derivative $k$-step $3$-stage Hermite--Birkhoff--Obrechkoff (HBO) methods of order $p=(k+3)$, denoted by HBO$(p)$ are constructed as a combination of linear $k$-step methods of order $(p-2)$ and a second derivative two-step diagonally implicit $3$-stage Hermite--Birkhoff method of order 5 (DIHB5) for solving stiff ordinary differential equations. The main reason for co...

We reduce several computations with Hilbert and Vandermonde type matrices to matrix computations of the Hankel-Toeplitz type (and vice versa). This unifies various known algorithms for computations with dense structured matrices and enables us to extend any progress in computations with matrices of one class to the computations with other classes of matrices. In particular, this enables us to c...