“…and by recursive formulas, the Formula (44) indeed represents efficient and straightforward means of evaluation of any given polynomial U(j,k) λ . • Two distinct renormalizations of polynomials U (j,k)λ , inherited from normalizations of the underlying orbit functions, are mainly used throughout the literature[2,3,[31][32][33]. Between the normalized orbit functions(13), summed over the entire Weyl group W, and orbit functions ϕ(j)λ , added over the group orbit O(λ) only, holds the following relation:ϕ (j) λ = h λ ϕ (j) λ ,where h λ = |Stab W λ| denotes the order of the stabilizer of λ ∈ R 2 in the group W. Thus, the two polynomials U are intertwined asU (j,k) λ = h λ+ (j,k) h (j,k) U (j,k)λ .…”