Computationally Efficient Recursions for Top-Order Invariant Polynomials with Applications ∗

evaluation of top-order invariant polynomials and moments of ratio of quadratic forms in normal random variables. ” Hillier first became involved as a referee of that earlier paper. His contribution has been confined mainly to suggesting the generating function approach, simplifying some of the proofs, and contributing a few additional results. We are grateful to Plamen Koev, Peter Phillips, Serge Provost, Marko Riedel and two anonymous referees for helpful comments and suggestions. Kan gratefully acknowledges financial support from the National Bank Financial of Canada

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