1991
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-1991-1039259-3
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Singularly continuous measures in Nevai’s class 𝑀

Abstract: Abstract.Let dv be a nonnegative Borel measure on \-n, n], with 0 < f*n du < co and with support of Lebesgue measure zero. We show that there exist {Vj}%¡ C (0, oo) and {tj}jZ\ C (-it, n) such that if 00 dß(6) :=Y/1jdu(d + tj), 6 e[-n , ti], j=i (with the usual periodic extension dv(d ± 2n) = dv(6)), then the leading coefficients {Kn(dß)}^L0 of the orthonormal polynomials for dß satisfy \im>K"(dp)/Kn+x(dp)= 1.As a consequence, we obtain pure singularly continuous measures da on [-1,1] lying in Nevai's class M . Show more

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“…The first example of a singular measure _ with lim n a n =0 was constructed by D. Lubinsky [6]. In the present paper we show that the Nevai class contains also singular Riesz products which are very close to measures satisfying the Szego conditioǹ…”
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confidence: 55%
“…The first example of a singular measure _ with lim n a n =0 was constructed by D. Lubinsky [6]. In the present paper we show that the Nevai class contains also singular Riesz products which are very close to measures satisfying the Szego conditioǹ…”
supporting
confidence: 55%
“…By Rakhmanov's theorem Nevai's class contains Erdo s' class. There are examples of pure jump measures [5,31,33], pure singular continuous measures [32], including some singular Riesz products [28], in Nevai's class. Totik [59] constructed further important examples of measures in Nevai's class.…”
Section: The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The converse statement is not at all true: there are plenty of singular measures with lim n Ä a n =0 (cf. [17], [18], [21]). However, the following partial converse is valid.…”
Section: Measures With Finite Derived Set Of Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%