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The defects in the code for the hermite function in
sage/functions/orthogonal_polys.py which were noted and corrected in #2336 apply equally to the other functions in that file.
The attached patch applies the same fix that worked for hermite to the
following functions:
The defects in the code for the hermite function in
sage/functions/orthogonal_polys.py which were noted and corrected in
#2336 apply equally to the other functions in that file.
The attached patch applies the same fix that worked for hermite to the
following functions:
chebyshev_T,
chebyshev_U,
gen_laguerre,
gen_legendre_P,
gen_legendre_Q,
jacobi_P,
laguerre,
legendre_P,
legendre_Q,
ultraspherical
This allows these polynomials to take much more general
arguments; see the examples given for legendre_P.
The functions:
gen_legendre_P,
gen_legendre_Q,
legendre_Q
no longer yield a string representing a Maxima expression when the
argument is a variable.
For m > n the function gen_legendre_Q(n, m, x)
has to be computed independently of Maxima. This part of the code may
need improving.
The introductory documentation has not been changed.
Component: calculus
Keywords: orthogonal polynomials Maxima
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/3148
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