Titlebook: Hyponormal Quantization of Planar Domains; Exponential Transfor Björn Gustafsson,Mihai Putinar Book 2017 Springer International Publishing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-39918-3rally speaking, that such skeletons can be identified as attractors for zeros of orthogonal polynomials, and in a few cases such expectations have indeed been met, theoretically and/or experimentally. For the exponential polynomials the success is rather limited so far, but by building in enough fle

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Introduction,l way the “mother body”, or “madonna body”, or “the ridge”, or “caustic” of the original picture. Geometric or analytic features characterize these skeletons, but in general they remain very shy, displaying their shapes and qualitative features only after challenging technical obstacles are resolved

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Exponential Orthogonal Polynomials,le, we estimate the decay of coefficients of orthogonal expansion by using a result of J.L. Walsh and we prove that the zeros always stay in the convex hull of the closure of the domain. In addition, we identify the zeros as also being eigenvalues of the appropriate Hessenberg matrices, and we elabo

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Finite Central Truncations of Linear Operators,or one opens a vast toolbox of Hilbert space geometry methods. In particular we prove in this chapter that trace class modifications of the hyponormal operator attached to a domain will not alter the convex hull of the support of any cluster point of the count in measures of the roots of the orthogo

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Examples,istributions (or, at least, the distribution of the first 50–100 zeros). We also make the corresponding theoretical construction of mother bodies, and compare the two. In many cases there are reasonable, but far from perfect, agreements between the sets where zeros seem to accumulate and the support

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