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Register a new userEfficient Legendre polynomials transforms: from recurrence relations to Schoenbergs theorem
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Enrico Onofri
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We report results on various techniques which allow to compute the expansion into Legendre (or in general Gegenbauer) polynomials in an efficient way. We describe in some detail the algebraic/symbolic approach already presented in Ref.1 and expand on an alternative approach based on a theorem of Schoenberg.
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