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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Hilbert Spaceshe subject of the book. All too frequently this chapter is not read, largely because it tends to be disconnected and incomplete, and, therefore, not a coherent platform on which to base the remainder of the book. Nonetheless such a chapter is essential because it sets the tone for both author and re

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Regular Linear Hamiltonian Systems L. Wilder and L. Schlesinger. G. A. Bliss [3] in 1926 seems to have been the first to discuss regular, self-adjoint differential systems. Additional references to their works may be found in the papers of Birkhoff and Langer [2], and in the book [4] by Coddington and Levinson.

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The Niessen Approach to Singular Hamiltonian Systemsular at one end, is restricted to a regular interval, then each regular, separated boundary condition imposed near a singular end is in a 1-to-1 correspondence with a point on a circle in the complex plane. That is, each such boundary condition corresponds to a different point on the circle, and eve

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The M(λ) Surfaceheck of the .(λ) equation, or its representation as .easily shows this to be true. In higher derivations, however, the surface is so complicated that it is impossible to visualize in any real sense. For example, if . = 4, the .(λ) function is a 2 × 2 complex matrix. It involves four complex componen

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Orthogonal Polynomials Satisfying Second Order Differential Equationshe four classical sets of orthgonal polynomials satisfying a collection of differential equations of second order, both formally, then in an .. setting as eigenfunctions for a differential operator. Subcases are also exhibited. Finally we examine the one enigmatic case, the Bessel polynomials.

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Orthogonal Polynomials Satisfying Fourth Order Differential Equationso fourth order differential equations. We then briefly discuss the squares of the differential equations of the second order, giving a number of easily derived examples of fourth order problems. This is followed by three new orthogonal polynomial sets satisfying fourth order differential equations,

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