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1 Pré-Publicações do Departamento de Matemática Universidade de Coimbra Preprint Number 4 3 FUNCTIONS q-orthogonal WITH RESPECT TO THEIR OWN ZEROS LUIS DANIEL ABREU Abstract: In [4], G. H. Hardy proved that, under certain conditions, the only functions satisfying fλ m t)fλ n t)dt = 1) where the λ n ś are the zeros of f, are the Bessel functions. We replace the above integral by the Jackson q-integral and give the q-analogue of Hardy s result. Keywords: q-difference equations, q-bessel functions, q-integral. AMS Subject Classification ): Primary 4C5, 33D45; Secondary 39A Introduction The orthogonality relations sinmπt) sinnπt)dt = ) if m n and, for Bessel functions J ν and their nth zero j νn, tj ν j νm t)j ν j νn t)dt = 3) lead J. M. Whittaker to call such functions orthogonal with respect to their own zeros [13]. It is known that, under some restrictions, the only such functions are the Bessel functions. This was shown by G. H. Hardy in [4]. For a remarkable big class of functions he proved that, denoting by λ n the nth zero of f, if f satisfies fλ m t)fλ n t)dt = 4) then f must be a Bessel function. The classes of functions considered by Hardy were defined in terms of the position of their zeros and their growth as entire functions, in the following terms: Date: November, 4. Partial financial assistance by Centro de Matemática da Universidade de Coimbra. 1
2 LUIS DANIEL ABREU Definition 1. The class A is constituted by all entire functions f of order less than two or of order two and minimal type of the form ) fz) = z 1 ν z 5) where ν > 1.The class B is constituted by all entire functions f of the form fz) = z ν Fz) 6) where ν > 1 and Fz) is an entire function with real but not necessarily positive zeros, and of order one, or of order one and minimal type, with F). Hardy proved that, if they satisfy 4), the functions on the class A must be of the form Kz 1 J ν 1/ cz) and the functions on the class B must be of the form KJ ν cz 1/ ). We will replace 4) with the slightly more general orthogonality relation λ n fλ m t)fλ n t)dµt) = 7) where dµt) is a positive defined measure in the real line and the λ ń s are the zeros of f. This paper is organized as follows. In the second section we derive a sampling theorem for this functions that was implicit in Hardy s work. Then, specializing the measure in 7) in order to obtain the Jackson q-integral, we will formulate the q-version of the problem, and derive the q-difference equations satisfied by the functions f. For the class A we will recognize the resulting q-difference equation as being a parametrization of the second order q-difference equation derived by Meijer and Swarttouw [1] and thus prove that the only functions in class A that are q-orthogonal with respect to their own zeros are the third Jackson q-bessel functions.. Kramer kernels and Lagrange type interpolation formulas Suppose that f satisfies 7). If f A, it is possible to prove that the set {fλ n t)} is complete in L q[µ,, 1)] and fzt)fλ nt)dµt) fxλ n) dµx) = λ n fz) 8) f λ n ) z λ n
3 q-orthogonal FUNCTIONS 3 This was done in [4] for the case dµt) = dx and the proof remains the same if a general real positive measure dµt) is used. If f B, the set {fλ n t)} is complete in L q[µ,, 1)] and fzt)fλ nt)dµt) ftλ n) dµt) = fz) f λ n )z λ n ) In the next sections the measure dµt) will be specialized in order to obtain the q-integral. The above formulas can be seen from the point of view of Kramer sampling Lema. Kramer sampling Lema [11] states that if {Kx, λ n )} is an orthogonal basis for L µ, I) and, for some u L µ, I) g can be written in the form gx) = ut)kt, x)dµt) 1) I then g admits the sampling expansion gx) = gλ n )S n x) 11) where I S n x) = Kt, λ n)kt, x)dµt) I Kt, λ n) 1) dµt) The kernel Kx, t) is called a Kramer kernel. Sometimes the integral above can be evaluated explicitly. For instance, when Kx, t) it is the solution of a regular Sturm Liounville eigenvalue problem, the Kramer type sampling expansion becomes a Lagrange type interpolation formula, with where S n x) = Lt) = Lx) L t)x λ n ) k= 1 t ) λ k 9) 13) 14) As remarked by Everitt, Nasri-Roudsari and Rehberg in [], the question of whether there exists a Lagrange interpolation formula for every Kramer kernel is open. The identities 8) and 9) provide an answer to this question when Kx, t) = fxt) these sort of kernels are usually said to be of the Watson type) and f in the classes A and B above. A simple application of Kramer s Lema yields the following
4 4 LUIS DANIEL ABREU Theorem 1. Let f satisfy 7). If f is in the class A then, every function g of the form has the sampling expansion gt) = gt) = ux)fxt)dµx) 15) gλ n ) λ n ft) f λ n ) t λ n 16) If f is in the class B then every function g of the form 15) has the sampling expansion ft) gt) = gλ n ) 17) f λ n )t λ n ) Special cases of 16) are known when f is the Bessel [5] or the q-bessel function [1]. These sampling theorems were originally obtained using special function formulae and the unitary property of the Hankel and the q-hankel transform [1]. 3. Functions q orthogonal with respect to their own zeros 3.1. Basic definitions and facts. Following the standard notations in [3], consider < q < 1 and define the q-shifted factorial for n finite and different from zero as a; q) n = 1 q) 1 aq)... 1 aq n 1) 18) and the zero and infinite cases as a; q) = 1 19) a; q) = lim n a; q) n ) The q difference operator D q is D q fx) = fx) fqx) 1 q)x The q-analogue of the rule of the differentiation of a product is 1) D q [fx)gx)] = fqx)d q gx) + gx)d q fx) )
5 q-orthogonal FUNCTIONS 5 and the q integral in the interval, 1) is f t)d q t = 1 q) f zq k) zq k 3) k= It is possible to define an inner product by setting < f, g >= f t) gt)d q t 4) The resulting Hilbert space is commonly denoted by L q, 1). We will say that a function f L q, 1) is q-orthogonal with respect to its own zeros in the interval, 1) if it satisfies the orthogonality relation that is, fλ m t)fλ n t)d q t = 5) fλ m q k )fλ n q k )q k = 6) k= if n m. An example of a function satisfying such an orthogonality relation is the third Jackson q-bessel function J ν 3) also known in the literature as the Hahn-Exton q-bessel function) defined by the power series J ν 3) x; q) = qν+1 ; q) 1) n q nn+1)/ x n+ν 7) q; q) q ν+1 ; q) n q; q) n n= Or equivalently, denoting by j nν q) the nth zero of J ν 3) product representation J 3) ν x; q) = qν+1 ; q) x ν q; q) ) 1 x jnνq) x; q), by the infinite 8) The equivalence of both definitions is an easy consequence of the Hadamard factorization theorem. It is well known [9] that, if n m, xj 3) ν qxj nν q ); q )J 3) ν qxj mν q ); q )d q x = 9) This function was discussed in the context of quantum groups by Koelink [8] and the central concepts regarding its role in q-harmonic analysis were
6 6 LUIS DANIEL ABREU introduced by Koornwinder and Swarttouw [9]. The J ν k), k = 1,, 3 notation for the Jackson analogues of the Bessel function is due to Ismail [6], [7]. 3.. q difference equations. In [1], Meijer and Swarttouw proved that the general solution of the q difference equation Dqyz) + 1 [ q ν z D qyz) + 1 q) 1 qν )1 q ν ] ) yqz) = 3) 1 q) z is H ν x) = AJ ) ν 3) x; q BY ) ν x; q 31) where Y ) ν x; q is a q-analogue of Y ν x), the classical second solution of the Bessel differential equation. The function Y ) ν x; q is defined, if ν is not an integer, as Y ν x; q) = Γ qν)γ q 1 ν) ) {cosπν)q ν/ J ν 3) x; q) J 3) ν xq ν/ ; q } 3) π and, for n an integer, as the limit Y n x; q) = lim ν n Y ν x; q) 33) It is clear that, if ν > then Y ν is unbounded near x =. Lemma 1. The general solution of the equation [ ] Dqyz) M q 3 ν 1 qν 1)1 q ν 1 ) + yqz) = 34) 1 q ) 1 q )z is given by fz) = z 1 {AJ 3) ν Mx; q ) BY ν Mx; q ) } 35) Proof : Set yx) = x 1 Hν Mx) 36) Apply the operator D q to 36) and use ) to obtain MD q H ν Mx) = x 1 Dq yx) + 1 q 1 1 q x 3 yqx) 37) Now, to evaluate the second q-difference, apply again the operator D q to 36), but switch the role of the functions f and g in the formula ). The result is MD q H ν Mx) = q 1 x 1 Dq yx) + 1 q 1 1 q x 3 yx) 38)
7 Applying the operator D q to both members gives q-orthogonal FUNCTIONS 7 M D qh ν Mx) = 39) q 1 x 1 D q yx) q 1 x 3 Dq yx) + 1 q 1 )1 q 3 ) 1 q) x 5 yqx) 4) Using these expressions it is not hard to see that the change of variable 36) transforms equation 3) in 34). This proves the lemma The main results. Observe that the q integral 3) is a Riemann- Stieltjes integral with respect to a step function having infinitely many points of increase at the points q k, with the jump at the point q k being q k. If we call this step function Ψ q t) then dψ q t) = d q t. Theorem. If f is in the class A and satisfies 5) then f must be of the form fx) = z 1 3) ) KJ ν 1/ Mx; q 41) where M = aq 3 1 q )1 q ν+1 ) 4) a = 1 43) λ n and K is a real constant. Proof : Take in 8) µt) = Ψ q t) to obtain fzt)fλ n t)d q t = A nλ n fz) 44) f λ n ) z λ n With minor adaptations, the argument used in [4, page 41 ] can be extended to the q-case to deduce, from the completeness of {fλ n t)} and identity 44), the following q-integral equation for fz) a u ν+ f u) d q u = az + ) u ν fu)d q u 1 q 1 q ν+1zν+1 fz) 45) where a = 1/λ n. Then, applying the operator D q to both members of this equation and dividing by z produces q ν+1 z ν 1 q 1 q ν+1d qfz) 46) q ν+1 1 q ν fz) aq + 1) 1 q ν+1zν 1 qz u ν fu)d q u = 47)
8 8 LUIS DANIEL ABREU Using the D q operator again and multiplying the resulting equation by the factor 1 q ν+1 )1 q) 1 q ν 1 z ν / 48) yields [ 1 q Dqfz) ν )1 q ν 1 )q ν + a1 + q)1 qν+1 )q ν 1 ] fqz) = 1 q) z 1 q 49) Observe that replacing ν by ν 1 and M by the value given by 4) in 34) gives 49). Therefore, the general solution of 49) is fx) = z 1 {AJ 3) ν 1/ Mx; q ) BY ν 1/ Mx; q ) } 5) with M as in 4). But as we have seen, Y ν is unbounded near x = and f is analytic at x =. This implies B =. Therefore, 41) holds. Remark 1. This agrees with orthogonality relation 9). To see this, just replace in 41) ν by ν + 1. The result is fx) = Az ) 1 J 3) ν Mx; q 51) with M = aq 3 1 q )1 q ν+ ) 5) To evaluate a, take the logarithmic derivative in 8) and set x =. This yields 1 jnvq ) = q 53) 1 q )1 q ν+ ) Therefore M = q. k= If f B it is also possible to find the q-difference equation satisfied by f. Theorem 3. If f is in the class B and f satisfies 5) then f must satisfy the following q-difference equation: Dqfz)+ 1 qz D qfz) [ 1 qν )1 q ν 1 ) 1 qν+1 )a + 1) ]fqz) = 54) 1 q )q ν+1 z 1 + q)q ν+ z where a = F ).
9 Proof : Take in 9) µt) = Ψ q t) to obtain q-orthogonal FUNCTIONS 9 fzt)fλ n t)d q t = A n fz) 55) f λ n ) z λ n The integral equation obtained this time is a u ν+1 f u) d q u = az + ) u ν fu)d q u 1 q fz) 56) 1 q ν+1zν+1 Use of the q-difference operator as in Theorem establishes 54). References [1] L. D. Abreu, A q-sampling Theorem related to the q-hankel transform, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. to appear). [] W. N. Everitt, Nasri-Roudsari, G.; Rehberg, J. A note on the analytic form of the Kramer sampling theorem. Results Math ), no. 3-4, [3] G. Gasper and M. Rahman, Basic Hypergeometric Series, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 199. [4] G. H. Hardy, Notes on special systems of orthogonal functions II): On functions orthogonal with respect to their own zeros, J. Lond. Math. Soc. 14, 1939) [5] J. R. Higgins, An interpolation series associated with the Bessel-Hankel transform, J. Lond. Math. Soc. 5, 197) [6] M. E. H. Ismail, The Zeros of Basic Bessel functions, the functions J ν+ax x), and associated orthogonal polynomials, J. Math. Anal. Appl ), [7] M. E. H. Ismail, Some properties of Jackson s third q-bessel function, unpublished manuscript. [8] H. T. Koelink, The quantum group of plane motions and the Hahn-Exton $q$-bessel function. Duke Math. J ), no., [9] H. T. Koelink, R. F. Swarttouw, On the zeros of the Hahn-Exton q-bessel Function and associated q-lommel polynomials, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 186, 1994), [1] T. H. Koornwinder, R. F. Swarttouw, On q-analogues of the Fourier and Hankel transforms. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc ), no. 1, [11] H. P. Kramer, A generalized sampling theorem. J. Math. Phys / [1] R. F., Swarttouw, H. G Meijer, A q-analogue of the Wronskian and a second solution of the Hahn-Exton q-bessel difference equation. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc ), no. 3, [13] J. M. Whittaker, Interpolatory function theory 1935). Luis Daniel Abreu Departamento de Matemtica da, Universidade de Coimbra address: daniel@mat.uc.pt
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