MHB Where to Find Code for Computing Roots of Generalized Laguerre Polynomials?

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The discussion centers on finding code or libraries to compute the zeros of generalized Laguerre polynomials, specifically LαN(xi)=0. A user, vahid7mirzaei, is seeking FORTRAN code related to this topic for use in the pseudospectral method. Another participant points out that the original question is a duplicate from a math forum, raising concerns about it being spam. The conversation highlights the need for reliable programming resources for mathematical computations. Overall, the thread emphasizes the search for effective coding solutions in advanced applied mathematics.
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Hi - does anyone know of a program library/subroutine/some other source, to find the zeros of a generalised Laguerre polynomial? ie. LαN(xi)=0
 
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vahid7mirzaei said:
Hi - does anyone know of a program library/subroutine/some other source, to find the zeros of a generalised Laguerre polynomial? ie. LαN(xi)=0

Hi vahid7mirzaei,

The text of your question is an exact duplicate of the one in https://mathhelpboards.com/advanced-applied-mathematics-16/zeros-generalised-laguerre-polynomial-16714.html with just a loss of formatting.
It suggests that you are a spambot rather than a person.
Can you clarify what is going on?
 
Hi, everyone.
I want to know about FORTRAN code for roots of Laguerre polynomials which is used in the pseudospectral method.
 

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