The m-step Darboux conjecture for exceptional orthogonal polynomial systems
The m-step Darboux conjecture for exceptional orthogonal polynomial systems
Let an orthogonal polynomial system be an exceptional orthogonal polynomial system of codimension , and let a Darboux transformation be a transformation of Sturm–Liouville operators that produces a new eigenfunction system. A classical OPS denotes a classical orthogonal polynomial system.
m-step Darboux conjecture. Every orthogonal polynomial system for any codimension can be obtained by applying a sequence of at most Darboux transformations to a classical OPS.
The statement is proved in the paper for , extending the known codimension-one result. Its extension to arbitrary codimension is stated as yet to be proved; the classification of systems obtainable by mixed-type multistep Darboux transformations also remains incomplete.
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David Gomez-Ullate, Niky Kamran and Robert Milson, “A conjecture on Exceptional Orthogonal Polynomials”, arXiv:1203.6857 (2012).
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