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Chopped Orthogonal Polynomial Expansions--Some Discrete Cases
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Chopped Orthogonal Polynomial Expansions--Some Discrete Cases

Marci Perlstadt
SIAM journal on matrix analysis and applications, v 4(1)
01 Mar 1983

Abstract

Commuting Fourier transforms Polynomials
We study expansions of functions $f ( x )$ in terms of certain discrete families of orthogonal polynomials, $\{ p_i ( x ) \}$ where $x = 0,1, \cdots ,N,N$ finite or infinite. We assume $f$ is known for $x\leqq M( M < N )$ and that the expansion in terms of the $p_i $'s is chopped after $L$ terms $( L < N )$. This results in the need to study the eigenstructure of a certain "integral-type" operator. This eigenstructure is determined by producing a commuting second order difference operator.

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