Titlebook: Hilbert Space, Boundary Value Problems and Orthogonal Polynomials; Allan M. Krall Book 2002 Springer Basel AG 2002 Boundary value problem.

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978-3-0348-9459-3Springer Basel AG 2002

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8155-5Boundary value problem; Differential equations; Hilbert space; differential equation; orthogonal polynom

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Bounded Linear Operators On a Hilbert SpaceEveryone is familiar with linear operators. Multiplication by a constant is a linear operator. Multiplication of vectors by matrices generates an operator. Integration usually generates another, depending upon the setting.

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Hinton and Shaw’s Extension of Weyl’s M (λ) Theory to SystemsD. B. Hinton and J. K. Shaw have developed an extension of the Weyl theory which is a bit different from that of Chapter VI, and which proves to be ultimately much more useful in deriving the spectral resolution for self-adjoint systems.

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DistributionsOur goal in the near future is to find and catagorize those boundary value problems which have orthogonal polynomial solutions, but first we must define what we mean by “orthogonal polynomials,” and in order to do so we need some concepts from the theory of distributions.

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Orthogonal PolynomialsWe plan to examine collections of orthogonal polynomials satisfying second, fourth and higher order differential equations in detail. However, since they have a great deal in common, we develop that common ground here.

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Orthogonal Polynomials Satisfying Sixth Order Differential EquationsWe remind the reader that every even ordered formally symmetric differential operator can be rewritten as a real symmetric linear Hamiltonian system.