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Ellipses and Polynomial-to-Polynomial Mapping of Weighted Szego Projections

Complex Variables · Submitted 25 Aug 2023

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The authors' main claim We show that on planar ellipses there is a weighted Szego projection taking polynomials to polynomials without increasing degree.

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CitationAlan R. Legg. "Ellipses and Polynomial-to-Polynomial Mapping of Weighted Szego Projections." arXiv:2308.13650 (2023). https://pith.science/paper/MH3BGOKW
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We take a look at weighted Szego projections on ellipses and ellipsoids in light of some known results of real and complex potential theory. We show that on planar ellipses there is a weighted Szego projection taking polynomials to polynomials without increasing degree.

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s1 We show that on planar ellipses there is a weighted Szego projection taking polynomials to polynomials without increasing degree. result 0.98 0.94 0.86 asserted 1.00

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We take a look at weighted Szego projections on ellipses and ellipsoids in light of some known results of real and complex potential theory. We show that on planar ellipses there is a weighted Szego projection taking polynomials to polynomials without increasing degree.

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