Orthogonal Polynomials, L²-Spaces and Entire Functions.

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We consider determinate measures \(\mu\) having moments of every order and finite index of determinacy. The latter means that there exists a polynomial \(p\) such that the measure \(|p|^2\mu\) is indeterminate. If the smallest degree of a polynomial \(p\) with this property is \(k+1\), we call \(k\) the index of determinacy, denoted \(\text{ind}(p)= k\). In a previous paper [Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 347, No. 8, 2795-2811 (1995; Zbl 0863.42019)], we have characterized these measures as those derived from \(N\)-extremal indeterminate measures by removal of \(k+1\) point masses. In particular, they are discrete measures. We prove that the space \(L^2(\mu)\) can be realized as a Hilbert space of entire functions in the sense of de Branges, and that the entire functions occurring are of minimal exponential type in the Cartwright class.











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