Dunkl symmetric coherent pairs of measures. An application to Fourier Dunkl-Sobolev expansions
Abstract
Let Tμ be the Dunkl operator. A pair of symmetric measures (u, v) supported on a symmetric subset of the real line is said to be a symmetric Dunkl-coherent pair if the corresponding sequences of monic orthogonal polynomials \Pn\n≥ 0 and \Rn\n≥ 0 (resp.) satisfy Rn(x)=TμPn+1 (x)μn+1-σn-1Tμ Pn-1(x)μn-1, n≥ 2, where \σn\n≥1 is a sequence of non-zero complex numbers and μ2n=2n, μ2n-1= 2n-1+ 2μ, n≥ 1. In this contribution we focus the attention on the sequence \Sn(λ,μ)\n≥ 0 of monic orthogonal polynomials with respect to the Dunkl-Sobolev inner product <p,q>s,μ=<u,pq>+λ<v,TμpTμq>, λ >0, \ \ p, \ q \ ∈ P. An algorithm is stated to compute the coefficients of the Fourier--Sobolev type expansions with respect to <. , .> for suitable smooth functions f such that f ∈W21(R, u, v, μ)=\ f; \ \|f\|u2 + λ \| Tμ f\|v2 <∞\. Finally, two illustrative numerical examples are presented.
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