Abstract:Sieved orthogonal polynomials on the unit circle were introduced independently by Ismail and Li (1992) [15] and [19]. We look at the para orthogonal polynomials, chain sequences and quadrature formulas that follow from the kernel polyno mials of sieved orthogonal polynomials on the unit circle.
“…Proof of these statements are elementary and can be done by induction and by uniqueness of OPUC defined by recurrence relation (1.8). Note that the OPUC with Verblusnky coefficients satisfying condition (4.17) are called the sieved OPUC [8], [10].…”
Section: 17)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The case a n = 1 is exceptional but it is important because it leads to a finite system of OPUC sometimes called the para-orthogonal polynomials (POPUC) [10], [11] . Indeed, assume that a i < 1, i = 0, 1, .…”
The Kronecker polynomial K(z) is a finite product of cyclotomic polynomials C j (z). Any Kronecker polynomial K(z) of degree N + 1 with simple roots on the unit circle generates a finite set Φ 0 = 1, Φ 1 (z), . . . , Φ N (z) of polynomials (para) orthogonal on the unit circle (POPUC). This set is determined uniquely by the condition Φ N (z) = (N + 1) −1 K ′ (z). Such set can be called the set of Sturmian Kronecker POPUC. We present several new explicit examples of such POPUC. In particular, we define and analyze properties of the Sturmian cyclotomic POPUC generated by the cyclotomic polynomials C M (z). Expressions of these polynomials strongly depend on the decomposition of M into prime factors.
“…Proof of these statements are elementary and can be done by induction and by uniqueness of OPUC defined by recurrence relation (1.8). Note that the OPUC with Verblusnky coefficients satisfying condition (4.17) are called the sieved OPUC [8], [10].…”
Section: 17)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The case a n = 1 is exceptional but it is important because it leads to a finite system of OPUC sometimes called the para-orthogonal polynomials (POPUC) [10], [11] . Indeed, assume that a i < 1, i = 0, 1, .…”
The Kronecker polynomial K(z) is a finite product of cyclotomic polynomials C j (z). Any Kronecker polynomial K(z) of degree N + 1 with simple roots on the unit circle generates a finite set Φ 0 = 1, Φ 1 (z), . . . , Φ N (z) of polynomials (para) orthogonal on the unit circle (POPUC). This set is determined uniquely by the condition Φ N (z) = (N + 1) −1 K ′ (z). Such set can be called the set of Sturmian Kronecker POPUC. We present several new explicit examples of such POPUC. In particular, we define and analyze properties of the Sturmian cyclotomic POPUC generated by the cyclotomic polynomials C M (z). Expressions of these polynomials strongly depend on the decomposition of M into prime factors.
The Kronecker polynomial
K
(
z
)
K(z)
is a finite product of cyclotomic polynomials
C
j
(
z
)
C_j(z)
. Any Kronecker polynomial
K
(
z
)
K(z)
of degree
N
+
1
N+1
with simple roots on the unit circle generates a finite set
Φ
0
=
1
\Phi _0=1
,
Φ
1
(
z
)
\Phi _1(z)
, …,
Φ
N
(
z
)
\Phi _N(z)
of polynomials (para) orthogonal on the unit circle (POPUC). This set is determined uniquely by the condition
Φ
N
(
z
)
=
(
N
+
1
)
−
1
K
′
(
z
)
\Phi _N(z) = (N+1)^{-1} K’(z)
. Such set can be called the set of Sturmian Kronecker POPUC. We present several new explicit examples of such POPUC. In particular, we define and analyze properties of the Sturmian cyclotomic POPUC generated by the cyclotomic polynomials
C
M
(
z
)
C_M(z)
. Expressions of these polynomials strongly depend on the decomposition of
M
M
into prime factors.
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