The so-called Generalized-Confluent Cauchy-Vandermonde (GCCV) matrices of the form [C,V] consisting of a generalized-confluent Cauchy part C and a generalized-confluent Vandermonde part V are considered. A simple relationship between GCCV and classical confluent Cauchy-Vandermonde (CCV) matrices is
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Confluent Cauchy and Cauchy-Vandermonde matrices
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