Orthogonal rational functions on the real half line with poles in [-∞, 0] Adhemar Bultheel, Pablo Gonz´ alez-Vera, Erik Hendriksen, Olav Nj˚ astad August 2003 CORFU, Røros, Norway, August, 2003
Orthogonal rational functions on the real halfline with poles in [−∞, 0]
Adhemar Bultheel, Pablo Gonzalez-Vera, Erik Hendriksen, Olav Njastad
August 2003
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Rational functions
Orthogonal wrt 〈f, g〉 =∫
f(x)g(x)dµ(x), supp(µ) ⊂ R = R ∪ ∞.
Rational function spaces, given ζk∞k=0 ⊂ R, (ζ0 = ∞):
Ln =
πn(x)Dn(x)
: πn ∈ Πn;Dn = r0r1 · · · rn
, rk =
ζk − z, ζk 6= ∞1, ζk = ∞
ζk moments PadeLn = Λ0,n ∞ at 0 at ∞Ln = Λ−n,0 0 at ∞ at 0
Ln = Λ−p,n−p 0,∞ strong 2 point
Ln ∈ R rational multipoint
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Unique OFS
Assume µ is real ⇒ OFS real.
Nesting: Ln−1 ⊂ Ln, Ln−1 ⊥ ϕn ∈ Ln \ Ln−1
Note: ϕn = Pn/Dn, Pn(ζn) 6= 0 (l.c. if ζn = ∞)1
Regular: Pn(ζn−1) 6= 0
Sign normalization: Pn(ζn−1)Pn−1(ζn−1) > 0.
1P (x) = µnxn + µn−1xn−1 + · · ·+ µ0 then P (∞) = µn.
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Recurrence and Christoffel-DarbouxRecurrence regular OFS
ϕ−1 = 0, ϕ0 = 1, ϕn(x) = bn(x)ϕn−1(x) + an(x)ϕn−2(x), n ≥ 2
bn(x) =Unxγn−1 + Vnrn−1(x)
rn(x), an(x) =
Wnrn−2(x)rn(x)
γn−1 =
1, ζn−1 = ∞,0, ζn−1 6= ∞,
Un > 0, n ≥ 1Wn = − Un
Un−1< 0, n ≥ 2
Christoffel-Darboux regular OFS and Pn−2(ζn−1) 6= 0, fn = rnϕn
fn(x)fn−1(y)− fn(y)fn−1(x) = Un(x− y)∑n−1
k=0 ϕk(x)ϕn(y), x 6= y
fn(x)f ′n−1(x)− f ′n(x)fn−1(x) = −Un
∑n−1k=0 ϕ2
k(x), x = y
Corr.: ϕn(x) = 0 ⇒ ϕn+1(x)ϕn−1(x)ϕ′n(x) 6= 0
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Quadrature
I(f) =∫
Rf(x)dµ(x) ≈ In(f) =
n∑k=1
Hkf(xk) =∫
RRn(x)dµ(x)
Rn ∈ Ln−1 interpolates in xknk=1 ⊂ supp(µ) \ ζkn
k=1.Hence exact in Ln−1.
Thm.: In(f) exact in larger space Ln · Lr ⇔〈Nn, g〉 = 0, ∀g ∈ Lr, Nn(x) =
∏ni=1(x− xi)/Dn(x).
Corr.: Max domain of validity Ln · Ln−1 if xknk=1 zeros of ϕn(x).
The weights are Hj = λj = 1/∑n−1
k=0 ϕ2k(xj) > 0.
This is Rational Gauss formula: In(f) =∑n
k=1 λkf(xk) =∫
R f(x)dµn(x)
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Eigenvalue problem
zγnϕn(z) = dn−1rn−1(z)ϕn−1(z) + cnrn(z)ϕn(z) + dnrn+1(z)ϕn+1(z)
with cn = −Vn+1/Un+1 and dn = 1/Un+1.
Jacobi matrix:
J = tridiag
d0, d1, . . .c0, c1, . . .
d0, d1, . . .
,R = diag(r0(z), r1(z), . . .),L = diag(zγ0, zγ1, . . .), Φ =
ϕ0
ϕ1...
Then LΦ = JRΦ. Set En = [0, . . . , 0, 1]T then taking finite sections:
(JnRn − Ln)Φn = −dnrn+1(z)ϕn+1(z)En
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Take z = xk, a zero of ϕn+1(z), then
[JnRn(xk)− Ln(xk)]Φn(xk) = 0
If I∞ = diag(γ0, γ1, . . . , γn) and I0 = In − I∞ thenLn = xkI∞+I0 and Rn = I∞+diag(ζj−xk)I0. Set Zn = diag(τ0, . . . , τn)with τk = 1 if ζk = ∞, and τk = ζk otherwise. Then EVP becomes
[JnZn − I0]− λ[JnI0 + I∞]Φn(λ) = 0
All ζj = ∞: det[Jn − λIn] = 0All ζj finite: det[(JnZn − In)− λJn] = 0 or det[(Zn − J−1
n )− λIn] = 0
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Special cases
case supp(µ) ζn∞n=1
general ⊂ R ⊂ RStieltjes ⊂ [0,∞) ⊂ [−∞, 0]balanced Stieltjes ⊂ [0,∞) ζn = βn ∪ αn,
−∞ ≤ βk < αl ≤ 0ζ2m = βm, ζ2m+1 = αm+1
separated balanced Stieltjes ⊂ [0,∞) βk ≤ β < α ≤ αl
monotone separated bal. Stieltjes ⊂ [0,∞) βk+1 ≤ βk, αk ≤ αk+1
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Stieltjes situation
StieltjesThm.: ϕn(x) has n simple zeros in (−∞, 0).Zeros of ϕn and ϕn−1 interlace.
balanced Stieltjes: ζ2m = βm, ζ2m+1 = αm+1
ϕn(x) =
Unxγn−1+Vnrn−1(x)︷ ︸︸ ︷Qnrn−2(x) + Rnrn−1(x)
rn(x)ϕn−1(x) + Wn
rn−2(x)rn(x)
ϕn−2(x)
ζ2m−2 = βm−1 6= ∞:
Q2m < 0Q2m−1 > 0
R2m > 0R2m−1 < 0
ζ2m−2 = βm−1 = ∞:
Q2m > 0Q2m−1 > 0
R2m < 0R2m−1 < 0
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Associated functions
σn(x) :=∫ ∞
0
ϕn(t)− ϕn(x)t− x
dµ(t), n = 0, 1, . . .
Stieltjes
σn(x) =Unxγn−1 + Vnrn−1(x)
rn(x)︸ ︷︷ ︸bn(x)
σn−1(x) + Wnrn−2(x)rn(x)︸ ︷︷ ︸an(x)
σn−2(x)
σ−1 = −1,σ0 = 0,
γn−1(x) =
1, ζn−1 = ∞,0, ζn−1 6= ∞,
W1 = −U1 < 0.
balanced Stieltjes : rewrite bn(x) as
bn(x) =Qnrn−2(x) + Rnrn−1(x)
rn(x)=
δn(x)rn(x)
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Thus[σn(x) σn−1(x)ϕn(x) ϕn−1(x)
]=
[σn−1(x) σn−2(x)ϕn−1(x) ϕn−2(x)
] [bn(x) 1an(x) 0
],
[σ0(x) σ−1(x)ϕ0(x) ϕ−1(x)
]=
[0 −11 0
]Is a CF with convergents: σn(x)/ϕn(x).Do they converge anywhere? and if they do to what?
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Monotonicityseparated balanced Stieltjes :
ζ2m−2 = βm−1 6= ∞:
δ2m(t) > 0, t ∈ (β, α)δ2m−1(t) > 0, t ∈ (β, α)
ζ2m−2 = βm−1 = ∞:
δ2m(t) > 0, t ∈ (β, α)δ2m−1(t) < 0, t ∈ (β, α)
Thm.: For t ∈ (β, α):σ2m(t)ϕ2m(t)
monotonically decreasing
σ2m+1(t)ϕ2m+1(t)
monotonically increasing
Hence (normal families) there is F0 and F∞ analytic outside [0,∞) suchthat there
limm→∞
σ2m(z)ϕ2m(z)
= F∞(z), limm→∞
σ2m+1(z)ϕ2m+1(z)
= F0(z).
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Moments
Let Ωn∞n=0 be a basis for L.Consider a linear functional M defined on L · LDefine moments ck,l = M [ΩkΩl], k, l = 0, 1, . . .
A positive measure µ on [0,∞) solves the (rational) Stieltjes momentproblem on L · L if ck,l =
∫∞0
Ωk(x)Ωl(x)dµ(x), k, l = 0, 1, 2, . . . (1)
A positive measure µ on [0,∞) solves the (rational) Stieltjes momentproblem on L if ck,0 =
∫∞0
Ωk(x)dµ(x), k = 0, 1, . . . (2)
Suppose the previous µ is a solution of (1).Stieltjes function:
S(z, µ) =∫ ∞
0
dµ(t)z − t
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Approximation of Stieltjes transform
Thm.: µn rational Gauss quadrature. µ solves MP in L · L. ThenS(z, µn) = σn(z)/ϕn(z), and
σn(z)ϕn(z)
− S(z, µ) =1
rn(z)ϕn(z)2
∫ ∞
0
ϕn(t)2rn(t)t− z
dµ(t)
separated balanced Stieltjes:
σ2m+1(t)ϕ2m+1(t)︸ ︷︷ ︸→F0(t)
< S(t, µ) <σ2m(t)ϕ2m(t)︸ ︷︷ ︸→F∞(t)
, t ∈ (β, α)
F0(z) ↔ µ(0), F∞(z) ↔ µ(∞) solutions of MP in L · L.F0 = F∞ ↔ µ(0) = µ(∞) then unique solution of of MP in L · L.
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Canonical basis
separated balanced Stieltjes: basis for Ln:
Ω0 = 1,
Ω2m(z) =
r1(z)r3(z) · · · r2m−1(z)( zζ2− 1)( z
ζ4− 1) · · · ( z
ζ2m− 1)
Ω2m+1(z) =( zζ2− 1)( z
ζ4− 1) · · · ( z
ζ2m− 1)
r1(z)r3(z) · · · r2m+1(z)
ϕn = vnΩn+· · ·
determinate MP?:
σn(z)ϕn(z)
− σn−2(z)ϕn−2(z)
=∆n(z)
ϕn(z)ϕn−2(z).
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Idea of the proof
σn(z)ϕn(z)
− σn−2(z)ϕn−2(z)
=∆n(z)
ϕn(z)ϕn−2(z).
Bound |∆n(t)| from below on (β, α)
Then since∑
[σnϕn− σn−2
ϕn−2] cvg, hence
∑|ϕn(t)ϕn−2(t)| → ∞
Thus∑|ϕ2m(t)|2 →∞ or
∑|ϕ2m+1(t)|2 →∞
Since σn(z)ϕn(z) − S(z, µ) = 1
ϕn(z)
∫∞0
ϕn(t)t−z dµ(t) for any solution µ
The Fourier coefs, of 1t−z are [σn(x)
ϕn(x) − S(x, µ)]ϕn(x)
Bessel:∑
[σn(x)ϕn(x) − S(x, µ)]2ϕn(x)2 < ∞
Since∑|ϕn(x)|2 = ∞,
∑[σn(x)ϕn(x) − S(x, µ)] = 0
Thus all solutions µ have the same Stieltjes transform on (β, α)
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Determinate MP
monotone balanced separated Stieltjes:
|∆n(t)| ≥ |RnUn−1||rn(t)rn−2(t)|
≥ 1K
vnvn−2
t ∈ (β, α), n ≥ 2
Thm.: limn→∞ |vn/vn−2|1/2 = ∞ ⇒ determinate MP in L · L
Thm.: cn,n =∫∞0
Ω2n(t)dµ(t) and
∑∞n=0(cn,n)−1/2n = ∞ ⇒ determinate
MP in L · L
Strong Stieltjes moment problem:αk = 0,βk = −∞ ⇒
Ω2m(z) = zm,Ω2m+1(z) = z−(m+1),
cn =∫∞0
tndµ(t), n ∈ Z.
Thm.: Strong Stieltjes MP is determinate if∑∞m=1(c−2m)−
14m−2 = ∞ or
∑∞m=0(c2m)−
14m = ∞
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