Hyperfunctional Weights for Orthogonal Polynomials

The Chebychev polynomials associated to any given moments μ_{n ∞} ⁰ are formally orthogonal with respect to the formal δ-series $$w(x)= {\sum^\infty_0}(- 1)^{n}\mu_{{n}}\delta^{(n)}(x)/n!.$$ We show that this formal weight can be a true hyperfunctional weight if its Fourier transform is a slowly increasing holomorphic function in some tubular neighborhood of the real line. It provides a unifying treatment of real and complex orthogonality of Chebychev polynomials including all classical examples and characterizes Chebychev polynomials having Bessel type orthogonality.     

Stability of Roots of Polynomials Under Linear Combinations of Derivatives

Let T=α ₀ I+α ₁ D+⋅⋅⋅+α _n D ⁿ , where D is the differentiation operator and a₀ 1 0\alpha_{0}\not=0 , and let f be a square-free polynomial with large minimum root separation. We prove that the roots of Tf are close to the roots of f translated by −α ₁/α ₀.     

Representation of Polynomials by Linear Combinations of Radial Basis Functions

Let ${\mathcal {P}_{n}^{d}}$ denote the space of polynomials on ? ^d of total degree n. In this work, we introduce the space of polynomials ${\mathcal {Q}_{2 n}^{d}}$ such that ${\mathcal {P}_{n}^{d}}\subset {\mathcal {Q}_{2 n}^{d}}\subset\mathcal{P}_{2n}^{d}$ and which satisfy the following statement: Let h be any fixed univariate even polynomial of degree n and $\mathcal{A}$ be a finite set in ? ^d . Then every polynomial P from the space  ${\mathcal {Q}_{2 n}^{d}}$ may be represented by a linear combination of radial basis functions of the form h(∥x+a∥), $a\in \mathcal{A}$ , if and only if the set $\mathcal{A}$ is a uniqueness set for the space  ${\mathcal {Q}_{2 n}^{d}}$ .     

Orthogonal Polynomials Associated with Related Measures and Sobolev Orthogonal Polynomials

Connection between two sequences of orthogonal polynomials, where the associated measures are related to each other by a first degree polynomial multiplication (or division), are looked at. The results are applied to obtain information regarding Sobolev orthogonal polynomials associated with certain pairs of measures.     

Average Number of Real Roots of Random Harmonic Equations

Let {g_k}be a sequence of normally distributed independent random variables with mathematical expectation zero and variance unity. Let _k (t ) (k = 0, 1, 2,...) be the normalized Jacobi polynomials orthogonal with respect to the interval [ – 1, 1 ]. Then it is proved that the average number of real roots of the random equations, _k=0 ⁿ g_kk(1)=C where Cis a constant, is asymptotically equal to n/in the same interval when nis large and even for C as long as C=O (n ²).     

On the Roots of Expected Independence Polynomials

The independence polynomial of a (finite) graph is the generating function for the number of independent sets of each cardinality. Assuming that each possible edge of a complete graph of order n is independently operational with probability p, we consider the expected independence polynomial. We show here that for all fixed , the expected independence polynomials of complete graphs have all real, simple roots.     

一类随机代数方程实根的平均个数的界

对于这样一类随机代数方程 F_n(t)=a_0+a_1t+……+a_(n-1)t~(n-1)=0,其中a_i(i=0,1,2,……,n-1)是遵从标准正态分布N(0,1)的独立的随机变量,其实根的平均个数EN_(Fm)历史上有过不少估计,稍近一些有1943年Kac的估计 EN_(Fn≤2/π1nn+14/π, 1965年Stevens的估计     

Real Zeros of Algebraic Polynomials with Dependent Random Coefficients

The expected number of real zeros of polynomials a ₀ + a ₁ x + a ₂ x ² +…+a _n?1 x ^n?1 with random coefficients is well studied. For n large and for the normal zero mean independent coefficients, irrespective of the distribution of coefficients, this expected number is known to be asymptotic to (2/π)log n. For the dependent cases studied so far it is shown that this asymptotic value remains O(log n). In this article, we show that when cov(a _i , a _j ) = 1 ? |i ? j|/n, for i = 0,…, n ? 1 and j = 0,…, n ? 1, the above expected number of real zeros reduces significantly to O(log n)^1/2.     

Contracted Zero Distributions of Extremal Polynomials Associated with Slowly Decaying Weights

We consider the asymptotic zero behavior of polynomials that are extremal with respect to slowly decaying weights on [0, ∈fty) , such as the log-normal weight \exp(-γ ² log  ² x) . The zeros are contracted by taking the appropriate d _n th roots with d _n →∈fty . The limiting distribution of the contracted zeros is described in terms of the solution of an extremal problem in logarithmic potential theory with a circular symmetric external field. November 23, 1998. Date revised: February 8, 1999. Date accepted: March 2, 1999.     

Perturbations of Roots under Linear Transformations of Polynomials

Let be the complex vector space of all polynomials of degree at most n. We give several characterizations of the linear operators for which there exists a constant C > 0 such that for all nonconstant there exist a root u of f and a root v of Tf with . We prove that such perturbations leave the degree unchanged and, for a suitable pairing of the roots of f and Tf, the roots are never displaced by more than a uniform constant independent on f. We show that such "good" operators T are exactly the invertible elements of the commutative algebra generated by the differentiation operator. We provide upper bounds in terms of T for the relevant constants.     

Geometry of Truncated Symmetric Products and Real Roots of Real Polynomials

We study the conditions for truncated symmetric products ofmanifolds to be manifolds. In particular, we show that suitablydefined spaces of systems of real roots of real polynomialsare homeomorphic to real projective spaces. 1991 MathematicsSubject Classification 57N99, 26C10.     

Jost Asymptotics for Matrix Orthogonal Polynomials on the Real Line

We obtain matrix-valued Jost asymptotics for block Jacobi matrices under an L ¹-type condition on Jacobi coefficients, and give a necessary and sufficient condition for an analytic matrix-valued function to be the Jost function of a block Jacobi matrix with exponentially converging parameters. This establishes the matrix-valued analogue of Damanik and Simon (Int. Math. Res. Not. 32:19396, 2006). The above results allow us to fully characterize the Weyl?CTitchmarsh m-functions of Jacobi matrices with exponentially converging parameters.