The classical Laplace expansion of an 'arbitrary ' function / in a series of Legendre polynomials is generalized, resulting in a (bilateral) series /(*) = £ "nKM for-Kx<l, for suitable functions / and a range of real or complex parameters n and v in the Legendre functions. There is also a related expansion of zero, 0 = £ bn?t+n(x) for-K*<l, where bn = (-l)"an. Combining these gives /(*) = £ c^K+Tnix) for-l<jc<l. n = — oo The third of these expansions was suggested by a previously unpublished biorthogonality relation, but it is more easily approached via the first two expansions. A key role is played by Love's much earlier work on a generalized Neumann-type integral [3]. 1
Numerous novel integral and series representations for Ferrers functions of the first kind (associat...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
AbstractIn Love (Proc. London Math. Soc. 69 (3) (1994) 629–672) I established, under suitable condit...
A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Legendre funct...
ABSTRACT. A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Lege...
ABSTRACT. A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Lege...
In §1 and 2 of this note, we shall offer, to the classical Legendre functions, a new and simple appr...
The authors have established a new expansion formula for multivariable I -function due to Prasad [5]...
In this paper we obtain an integralrelation connecting the two linearly independent generalized Lege...
AbstractWe describe an expansion of Legendre polynomials, analogous to the Taylor expansion, for app...
In this paper we obtain an integralrelation connecting the two linearly independent generalized Lege...
New expansions for the Legendre functions P_n^(-m)(z) and Q_n^(-m)(z) are obtained; m and n are larg...
New expansions for the Legendre functions P_n^(-m)(z) and Q_n^(-m)(z) are obtained; m and n are larg...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
Numerous novel integral and series representations for Ferrers functions of the first kind (associat...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
AbstractIn Love (Proc. London Math. Soc. 69 (3) (1994) 629–672) I established, under suitable condit...
A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Legendre funct...
ABSTRACT. A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Lege...
ABSTRACT. A theorem for expansion of a class of functions into an integral involving associated Lege...
In §1 and 2 of this note, we shall offer, to the classical Legendre functions, a new and simple appr...
The authors have established a new expansion formula for multivariable I -function due to Prasad [5]...
In this paper we obtain an integralrelation connecting the two linearly independent generalized Lege...
AbstractWe describe an expansion of Legendre polynomials, analogous to the Taylor expansion, for app...
In this paper we obtain an integralrelation connecting the two linearly independent generalized Lege...
New expansions for the Legendre functions P_n^(-m)(z) and Q_n^(-m)(z) are obtained; m and n are larg...
New expansions for the Legendre functions P_n^(-m)(z) and Q_n^(-m)(z) are obtained; m and n are larg...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
Numerous novel integral and series representations for Ferrers functions of the first kind (associat...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...
A standard treatment of aspects of Legendre polynomials is treated here, including the dipole moment...