On Determinants of Matrices Generated From Values of Polynomials
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We consider a certain class of matrices whose elements are given by values of polynomials. We show that their determinants vanish if the degree of the corresponding polynomial does not exceed and give a general formula for their determinants when the corresponding polynomial has degree . As an immediate consequence, we deduce linear independence of sets of translations and scalings of a polynomial under suitable assumptions.
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