Integrals involving Gegenbauer and Hermite polynomials on the imaginary axis (Q919152): Difference between revisions

Gegenbauer and Hermite polynomials of even degree have real values on the imaginary axis and will never vanish there. Thus, integrals involving the reciprocal of the square of those polynomials - together with related weights - on the imaginary axis may exist. The author evaluates the integrals by means of an interesting function-theoretical technique, see the ideas in the author's and \textit{B. Fuglede}'s former work in Manuscr. Math. 67, 165-185 (1990). Indeed, interesting special definite integrals on the real axis may be found in this way (but the one given here is ``simplified'' by a little misprint).