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Expand each of the following polynomials in a Legendre series. You should get the same results that you got by a different method in the corresponding problems in Section 5.

x-x3

Short Answer

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Expanded form of the function in Legendre series is f(x) = 2/5 P1(x) - 2/5 P3(x).

Step by step solution

01

Concept of Legendre series:

The general expression for the function according to Legendre polynomial is given by, f(x) = ∑l=0∞clPl(x) ..… (1)

To find the coefficients clyou multiply with Pm(x)and integrate. Because Legendre polynomials are orthogonal, all the integrals on right are 0 except the one contains cmand you can evaluate it as follows:

∫-11 [Pm(x)]2 dx= 2/2m+1

So you get:

∫-11 f(x)Pm(³æ)»å³æ=∑l=0∞cl∫-11Pl(x)Pm(x) dx

∫-11 f(x)Pm(x)dx=cm∫-11[Pm(x)]2 dx ..... (2)

∫-11 f(x)Pm(x)dx=cm 2/2m+1

02

Obtain the value of different coefficients of the series:

You know:

Degree of polynomial f(x)=[x-x3] is 3.

So now

3∫-11f(x)Pm(x) dx=0 …… (3)

When 3<m or m>3.

For m>3, using equation (2):

3∫-11f(x)Pm(x) dx=cm [2/2m+1]

0=cm [2/2m+1]

cm=0

You get,

c4=c5=0 ..... (a)

Use the result of equation (2), putting m=0 P0(x)=1 in equation (2).

∫-11 f(x)P0(x)dx=c0 [2/2(0)+1]

∫-11 f(x)dx=2 c0

Using given, ∫f(x)dx= [x-x3].

By integrating:

[x2/2 - x4/4]-11=2c0

[(1)2/2 - (1)4/4][(-1)2/2 - (-1)4/4]=2c0 ..... (b)

0=2c0

c0=0

Use the result (2), putting m=1 and P1(x)=x in equation (2).

∫-11 f(x)P1(x)dx=c1 [2/2(1)+1]

∫-11 f(x)dx=2/3 c1

Using given:

∫f(x)dx= [x-x3] ∫-11[x2-x4] dx =2/3 c1

[x3/3 - x5/5]-11 =2/3 c1

[13/3 - 15/5] [(-1)3/3 - (-1)5/5]=2/3 c1

4/15=2/3 c1

So,

c1= 2/5 ..... (c)

Use the result (2), putting m=2 and P(x)=3/2 x2-1/2 in equation (2).

∫-11f(x) P2(x)dx=c2[2/2(2)+1]

∫-11(x-x3) (3/2 x2-1/2) dx=c2[2/4+1]

And ∫x=[x-x3]

∫-11[- 3(x)5/2+2(x)3-x/2] dx=2/5 c2

[- (1)6/4+(1)4/2-(1)2/4] -[- (-1)6/4+(-1)4/2-(-1)2/4] = 2/5 c2 ..... (d)

0=2/5 c2

c2=0

Using result (2), put m=3.

∫-11f(x) P3(x) dx=c3 [2/2(3)+1]

∫-11(x-x3) 1/2 (5(x)3-3x) dx = c3 [2/6+1]

P3(x) = 1/2 (5(x)3-3x)

f(x) = [x-x3]

So,

∫-11 [- 5 (x)6/2+4(x)4-3(x)2/2] dx=2/7 c3

Simplify further as follows:

[- 5(x)7/14+4(x)5/5-x3/2]-11=2/7 c3

[- 5(1)7/14+4(1)5/5-13/2] [- 5(-1)7/14+4(-1)5/5-(-1)3/2]=2/7 c3

-4/35 =2/7 c3

c3= -2/5 ..... (e)

03

Put the value of all coefficients in the given function:

Putting the all values & e in given function:

f(x) = ∑l=0∞clPl(x)

f(x)= (0) P0(x)+(2/5) P1 +(0)P2(x)-(2/5) P3(x)+0

f(x) = 2/5 P1(x) - 2/5 P3(x)+0

f(x) = 2/5 P1(x) - 2/5 P3(x)

Hence, this is the solution.

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