Re: Chebyshev Polynomials


Wow!!! You really made an interesting document on the topic of Chebyshev stuff. I am sure that in this way you will help many people that are strugling with this kind of stuff (as I do/did)!

Thank you so much,

Christophe

Han de Bruijn wrote:
Carl Barron wrote:

in your revised document on page 11 second line of formulae from the
bottom you state:

n ------------ * (T[3](x) - T[1](x)) = 2n it should be 2nx 2(x^2-1)

in case this formula is used at points other than x = 1.


Thanks! You are right, of course. I've corrected this in my last update.

I've also added a subsection called _'Half Integer Solutions'_ for the
Chebyshev differential equation. I didn't find any of the kind on the
web, so I wonder if they are known (and suppose that they are, though).

Han de Bruijn

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