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Vandermonde matrix (Vij​=λij−1​)

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A Vandermonde matrix has entries Vij​=λij−1​. Distinct nodes give determinant ∏i<j​(λj​−λi​)=0, explaining independence of polynomial evaluations and distinct-eigenvalue Krylov subspaces.

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A Vandermonde matrix is a specific type of matrix with a particular structure, commonly used in polynomial interpolation and linear algebra.
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