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TauCeti.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Trigonometric.Chebyshev.Cosine.Parseval

Parseval and expansions for the Chebyshev cosine Hilbert basis #

TauCeti.chebyshevCosineHilbertBasis exhibits the normalized cosines cos (nθ) / √cₙ (where c₀ = π and cₙ = π / 2 for n ≠ 0) as a Hilbert basis of L²((0, π]; dθ) on the angular interval TauCeti.chebyshevAngleMeasure, obtained by transporting TauCeti.chebyshevTHilbertBasis along the cosine isometry TauCeti.chebyshevCosineL2Equiv.

This file supplies the coefficient, Parseval, and Fourier cosine series reconstruction API for that basis. It identifies the abstract coordinates HilbertBasis.repr with both the measure and interval integrals against the normalized cosines, proves Parseval in polarized and norm-square forms, and gives the explicit integral consequence of coordinate transfer across the Chebyshev-to-cosine equivalence.

Main declarations #

All statements hold for an arbitrary RCLike scalar field 𝕜, simultaneously covering real- and complex-valued functions.

Coordinate representation #

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The n-th coordinate of f in the Chebyshev cosine Hilbert basis is the integral of f against the normalized cosine mode with respect to chebyshevAngleMeasure.

The n-th coordinate of f in the Chebyshev cosine Hilbert basis as an interval integral over (0, π].

Parseval identities #

Parseval's identity for the Chebyshev cosine basis (norm-square form): the squared norms of the explicit cosine integral coefficients of f sum to ‖f‖².

Parseval's identity for the Chebyshev cosine basis (interval-integral form): the squared norms of the interval-integral cosine coefficients of f sum to ‖f‖².

Parseval's identity for the Chebyshev cosine basis (polarized form): the inner product of f and g is the sum of the conjugated measure-integral coefficients of f times the measure-integral coefficients of g.

Parseval's identity for the Chebyshev cosine basis (polarized interval-integral form): the inner product of f and g is the sum of the conjugated interval-integral coefficients of f times the interval-integral coefficients of g.

The squared norms of the cosine integral coefficients of an L² function are summable.

The squared norms of the interval-integral cosine coefficients of an L² function are summable.

Series expansion #

The Fourier cosine expansion. Every f ∈ L²((0, π]; dθ) is the sum of its normalized cosine series with respect to chebyshevAngleMeasure.

The Fourier cosine expansion (interval-integral form). Every f ∈ L²((0, π]; dθ) is the sum of its normalized cosine series with explicit interval integrals over (0, π].

Explicit transfer consequence #

Integral form of coordinate preservation. The angular cosine integral of f ∘ cos over (0, π] equals the Chebyshev-weighted integral of f against Tₙ / √cₙ.