Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials

In summary, Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials (VIOPs) are a type of polynomials used to measure the volume of a multi-dimensional region and are orthogonal to each other. They are distinct from other types of orthogonal polynomials in their design and applications, and have practical uses in numerical analysis, physics, and other mathematical fields. VIOPs are typically calculated using linear equations or recursive algorithms, often with the help of computer software. They are still an active area of research, with ongoing efforts to explore new applications and improve computational methods.
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Hello.

Homework Statement


Basically I want to evaluate the integral as shown in this document:
View attachment integral.pdf


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


The integral with the complex exponentials yields a Kronecker Delta.
My question is whether this Delta can be taken inside the integral over phi space?
 
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I think so. That is to say you can simply replace p by m and forget about ##\theta##.
Check for a possible constant factor in case you want to look at orthonormality. For orthogonality you don't have to bother.
 
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FAQ: Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials

1. What are Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials?

Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials (VIOPs) are a special type of polynomials that are used to characterize the volume of a certain region or shape in a multi-dimensional space. They are orthogonal to each other, meaning that their inner product is equal to zero, and are typically used in the field of numerical analysis and mathematical physics.

2. How are Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials different from other types of orthogonal polynomials?

VIOPs are specifically designed to be orthogonal in a multi-dimensional space, whereas other types of orthogonal polynomials are usually orthogonal in a one-dimensional space. VIOPs also have different weight functions and measure the volume of a region instead of just a single variable.

3. What is the significance of Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials?

VIOPs have many practical applications, such as in numerical integration, approximating solutions to differential equations, and in the study of physical phenomena. They also have a close relationship with other mathematical concepts, such as special functions and group theory.

4. How are Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials calculated?

The calculation of VIOPs involves solving a system of linear equations or using a recursive algorithm, depending on the specific weight function and region being studied. Sophisticated computer algorithms and software are often used to efficiently compute VIOPs.

5. Are Volume Integral Orthogonal Polynomials still an active area of research?

Yes, VIOPs continue to be an active area of research in mathematics and physics. New applications for VIOPs are constantly being discovered, and there is ongoing research into finding new families of VIOPs and improving computational methods for their calculation.

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