Doubly Orthogonal Concentrated Polynomials
Doubly Orthogonal Concentrated Polynomials
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双正交集中多项式
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1977
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通讯作者:
D. Slepian
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作者:
E. Gilbert;D. Slepian
We seek an nth degree polynomial $f_0^{(n)} (x)$ which maximizes the ratio [R(f) = {{intlimits_{I_a } {left| {f(x)}
ight|^2 } dx} / {intlimits_{I_b } {left| {f(x)}
ight|^2 } dx}},] where $I_a $ and $I_b $ are two intervals on the real line. $R(f)$ may be interpreted as an energy ratio and $f_0^{(n)} (x)$ as the polynomial having its energy most concentrated into $I_a $ at the expense of its energy in $I_b $ Maximizing $R(f)$ is equivalent to finding the largest eigenvalue $lambda _0^{(n)} $ and corresponding eigenfunction $f_0^{(n)} (x)$ of an eigenvalue problem. The other eigenfunctions, which are also polynomials of degree n, have interest because the eigenfunctions$f_j^{(n)} (x)$, $j = 0, cdots ,n$, are orthogonal both on $I_a $ and on $I_b $ simultaneously.For small n the eigenvalue problem can be solved numerically by standard matrix methods. We give special attention to asymptotic results for n large. When $I_a $ and $I_b $ are disjoint, $lambda _0^{(n)} $ grows as $C_1 n^{ - 1} C_2^n...