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I have to solve the following trigonometric equation, in order to compute a explicit form for the computation of eigenvalues of a tri-diagonal matrix, that have the first diagonal element different from the others.
$$sin((n+1)theta) + 2sin(ntheta) = 0,;;theta neq mpi,;minmathbb{Z}$$
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    I have to solve the following trigonometric equation, in order to compute a explicit form for the computation of eigenvalues of a tri-diagonal matrix, that have the first diagonal element different from the others.
    $$sin((n+1)theta) + 2sin(ntheta) = 0,;;theta neq mpi,;minmathbb{Z}$$
    Any ideas or reference?










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      I have to solve the following trigonometric equation, in order to compute a explicit form for the computation of eigenvalues of a tri-diagonal matrix, that have the first diagonal element different from the others.
      $$sin((n+1)theta) + 2sin(ntheta) = 0,;;theta neq mpi,;minmathbb{Z}$$
      Any ideas or reference?










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      I have to solve the following trigonometric equation, in order to compute a explicit form for the computation of eigenvalues of a tri-diagonal matrix, that have the first diagonal element different from the others.
      $$sin((n+1)theta) + 2sin(ntheta) = 0,;;theta neq mpi,;minmathbb{Z}$$
      Any ideas or reference?







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