8.2.6
Given that Pn(x) = x and
Q0(x) =
12ln(1+x1-x) are solutions of Legendre’s differential equation (Table 7.1) corresponding to different eigenvalues. (a) Evaluate their orthogonality integral
-11x2ln(1+x1-x)dx (b) Explain why these two functions are not orthogonal, that is, why the proof of orthogonality does not apply. |
It's in Mathematical Methods for Physicists 7e, Arfken ch8.2 Hermition operator
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