Orthogonal polynomials which are eigenfunctions of a partial differential operator
Yuan Xu
Abstract
We study orthogonal polynomials of d = d1+d2 variables with respect to a wrapped product weight function W( x, y) = W1( x/ρ( y)) W2( y) for ( x, y) ∈ Rd1 × Rd2, where ρ is either linear or the square root of a nonnegative quadratic polynomial, and identify all such polynomials that are eigenfunctions of a second-order linear differential operator. For d =2, it is known that there are primarily, up to affine transformations, five families of such polynomials, which are products or wrapped products of classical orthogonal polynomials of one variable; all five families have their counterparts in higher dimensions, but no characterization is known in dimension three or higher. Our study explores viable wrapped product families, finds explicit second-order differential operators for two new families of orthogonal polynomials in d= d1+d2 variables that have not been studied before if either d1>1 or d2 > 1, and provides, in particular, a complete list of such operators among all wrapped product orthogonal polynomials when d = 3. The list also includes four families that are eigenfunctions of a fourth-order differential operator, whereas no second-order operator is available. Moreover, orthogonal polynomials on the wrapped quadratic surfaces that are eigenvalues of a second-order differential operator on the surface are also studied.
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