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In this problem we explore some of the more useful theorems (stated without proof) involving Hermite polynomials.

a. The Rodrigues formula says thatHn()=(1)ne2(d诲尉)ne2

Use it to derive H3 and H4 .

b. The following recursion relation gives you Hn+1 in terms of the two preceding Hermite polynomials: Hn+1()=2尉贬n()2nHn1()

Use it, together with your answer in (a), to obtain H5 and H6 .

(c) If you differentiate an nth-order polynomial, you get a polynomial of

Order (n-1). For the Hermite polynomials, in fact,

dHn诲尉=2nHn1()

Check this, by differentiatingH5and H6.

d. Hn()is the nth z-derivative, at z = 0, of the generating function exp(z2+2z)or, to put it another way, it is the coefficient ofznn! in the Taylor series expansion for this function: ez2+2尉锄=n=0znn!Hn()

Use this to obtain H0,H1and H2.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a)The value of H3() is, (12+83) and the value of H4() is, (12482+164).

(b)The value of H5 is, 1201603+325 and the value of H6 is, 120+72024804+646.

(c)The value of dH5d is,(2)(5)H4 and the value of dH6d is, (2)(6)H5.

(d) The value of H0 ,H1 and H2 are respectively 2, (2+42) and (12+83).

Step by step solution

01

Formula used

The required formula are given by:

Hn()=(-1)ne2(d诲尉)ne2Hn+1()=2尉贬n()2nHn1()dHn诲尉=2nHn1()ez2+2尉锄=n=0znn!Hn()

02

Determine the value of H3 and H5

(a)

In the question given that, the Rodrigues formula

Hn()=(1)ne2ddne2 ...(1)

Now, e2differentiate the with respect to the .

dd(e2)=2e2

Again, differentiate the with respect to the .

dd2e2=dd(2e2)=(2+42)e2

Again, differentiate the with respect to the .

dd3e2=dd(2+42)e2=[8+(2+42)(2)]e2=(1283)e2

Again, differentiate the with respect to the.

dd4e2=dd[(1283)e2]=[12242+(1283)(2)]e2=(12482+164)e2

Using the Rodrigues formula,H3()andH4()are expressed as,

In equation (1), substitute n equal to 3.

H3()=e2dd3e2

Substitute the value of dd3e2in the above equation.

H3()=12+83

Hence the value of localid="1659003042297" H3()is, H3()=12+83.

In equation (1), substitute n equal to 4.

H4()=e2dd4e2

Substitute the value of dd4e2 in the above equation.

H4()=12482+164

Hence the value of H4()is, H4()=12482+164.

03

Determine the value of H5 and H6:

b)

According to the question, the given Hermie polynomial:

Hn+1()=2尉贬n()2nHn1() ...(2)

In equation (2), substitute n equal to 4.

H5()=2尉贬4()8H3()

Substitute the value of H3()and H4() in the above equation.

H5=2(12482+164)8(12+83)H5=1201603+325

Hence the value of H5 is, 1201603+325.

And

In equation (2), substitute n equal to 5.

H6()=2H5()10H4()

Substitute the value of H5 and H4()in the above equation.

H6=2(1201603+325)10(12482+164)H6=120+72024804+646

Hence the value of H6 is, 120+72024804+646.

04

Differentiating the value of  H5 and H6 .

(c)

The value of H5 is differentiate with respect to .

dH5诲尉=d诲尉(1201603+325)dH5诲尉=1204802+1604dH5诲尉=10(12482+164)dH5诲尉=(2)(5)H4

Hence the value of dH5d is, (2)(5)H4 .

And

The value ofH6 is differentiate with respect to .

dH6d=dd(120+72024804+646)dH6d=144019203+3845dH6d=12(1201603+325)dH6d=(2)(6)H5

Hence the value of dH6d is, (2)(6)H5.

05

Determination of the H0 , H1  and   H2

(d)

Differentiate the value of ez2+2zwith respect to z.

ddz(ez2+2z)=(2z+2)(ez2+2z) ...(3)

Setting z=0,

H0()=2

Equation (3), differentiate with respect to z.

ddz2(ez2+2z)=ddz[(2z+2)(ez2+2z)]ddz2(ez2+2z)=[2+(2z+2)2](ez2+2z) ...(4)

Settingz=0,

H1()=2+42

Equation (4), differentiate with respect to z.

ddz3(ez2+2z)=ddz2+2z+22ez2+2z={2(2z+2)(2)+[2+(2z+2)2](2z+2)}(ez2+2z)

Settingz=0

H2()=8+(2+42)(2)=12+83

Hence

The value of H0,H1 andH2 are respectively 2, (2+42) and (12+83).

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