Computer Mathematics, Mathematical Analysis - Functional Analysis
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Overview
Volume 1 of this two volume set focuses on classical theory. Simon (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena) begins with an introduction to the basic elements of the subject, describing orthogonal polynomials on the real line, Caratheodogy and Schur functions, operator and spectral theory, Verblunsky coefficients, and the Szego recurrence, among other topics. Subsequent chapters delve at length in Szego's theorem, tools for Geronimus' theorem, matrix representations, Baxter's theorem, the Strong Szego theorem, Verblunsky coefficients with rapid decay, and the density of zeros. In v.2, on spectral theory, chapter topics include Rakhmanov's theorem, techniques of spectral analysis, periodic Verblunsky coefficients, spectral analysis of specific classes of Verblunsky coefficients, and the connection to Jacob matrices. Both volumes include a bibliography and author and subject indexes. Volume 2 contains appendices that include a reader's guide to topics and formulae, a discussion of the differences between orthogonal polynomials on a unit circle and those on a real line, a list of conjectures and open questions, and an annotated list of significant papers. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, ORBook Details
Published
January 27, 2005
Publisher
American Mathematical Society
Pages
1044
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780821837573