Legendre transform (integral transform)

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Template:About In mathematics, Legendre transform is an integral transform named after the mathematician Adrien-Marie Legendre, which uses Legendre polynomials Pn(x) as kernels of the transform. Legendre transform is a special case of Jacobi transform.

The Legendre transform of a function f(x) is[1][2][3]

π’₯n{f(x)}=f~(n)=βˆ«βˆ’11Pn(x) f(x) dx

The inverse Legendre transform is given by

π’₯nβˆ’1{f~(n)}=f(x)=βˆ‘n=0∞2n+12f~(n)Pn(x)

Associated Legendre transform

Associated Legendre transform is defined as

π’₯n,m{f(x)}=f~(n,m)=βˆ«βˆ’11(1βˆ’x2)βˆ’m/2Pnm(x) f(x) dx

The inverse Legendre transform is given by

π’₯n,mβˆ’1{f~(n,m)}=f(x)=βˆ‘n=0∞2n+12(nβˆ’m)!(n+m)!f~(n,m)(1βˆ’x2)m/2Pnm(x)

Some Legendre transform pairs

f(x) f~(n)
xn 2n+1(n!)2(2n+1)!
eax 2Ο€aIn+1/2(a)
eiax 2Ο€ainJn+1/2(a)
xf(x) 12n+1[(n+1)f~(n+1)+nf~(nβˆ’1)]
(1βˆ’x2)βˆ’1/2 Ο€Pn2(0)
[2(aβˆ’x)]βˆ’1 Qn(a)
(1βˆ’2ax+a2)βˆ’1/2, |a|<1 2an(2n+1)βˆ’1
(1βˆ’2ax+a2)βˆ’3/2, |a|<1 2an(1βˆ’a2)βˆ’1
∫0atbβˆ’1dt(1βˆ’2xt+t2)1/2, |a|<1 b>0 2an+b(2n+1)(n+b)
ddx[(1βˆ’x2)ddx]f(x) βˆ’n(n+1)f~(n)
{ddx[(1βˆ’x2)ddx]}kf(x) (βˆ’1)knk(n+1)kf~(n)
f(x)4βˆ’ddx[(1βˆ’x2)ddx]f(x) (n+12)2f~(n)
ln(1βˆ’x) {2(ln2βˆ’1),n=0βˆ’2n(n+1),n>0
f(x)βˆ—g(x) f~(n)g~(n)
βˆ«βˆ’1xf(t)dt {f~(0)βˆ’f~(1),n=0f~(nβˆ’1)βˆ’f~(n+1)2n+1,n>1
ddxg(x), g(x)=βˆ«βˆ’1xf(t)dt g(1)βˆ’βˆ«βˆ’11g(x)ddxPn(x)dx

References

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  3. ↑ Churchill, R. V., and C. L. Dolph. "Inverse transforms of products of Legendre transforms." Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society 5.1 (1954): 93–100.