Suppose that m(ΞΎ ) is a trigonometric polynomial with period 1 satisfying m(0) = 1 and |m(ΞΎ In this paper, we prove a generalization: if m(ΞΎ ) has no zeros in [-1 10 , 1 10 ] and |m( 1 6 )| + m(-1 6 )| > 0, then Ο(x) is an orthogonal function.
A Criterion for the Nonuniqueness of the Measure of Orthogonality
β Scribed by Eyangelos K. Ifantis
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 260 KB
- Volume
- 89
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-9045
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β¦ Synopsis
Let the polynomials P n (x), n 1, be defned by P 0 (x)=0, P 1 (x)=1, a n P n+1 (x)+ a n&1 P n&1 (x)+b n P n (x)=xP n (x), n 1. If a n >0 and b n are real then there exists at least one measure of orthogonality for the polynomials P n (x), n=1, 2, ... . The problem of finding conditions on the sequences a n and b n under which this measure is unique or nonunique still remains open for large classes of sequences a n and b n .
Here a new criterion for the nonuniqueness of the measure of orthogonality is proved. This was achieived by proving that the infinite-dimensional Jacobi matrix associated with the sequences a n and b n is not self-adjoint.
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