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

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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,

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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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