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Moment Vanishing of Piecewise Solutions of Linear ODEs

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We consider the “moment vanishing problem” for a general class of piecewise-analytic functions which satisfy on each continuity interval a linear ODE with polynomial coefficients. This problem, which essentially asks how many zero first moments can such a (nonzero) function have, turns out to be related to several difficult questions in analytic theory of ODEs (Poincare’s Center-Focus problem) as well as in Approximation Theory and Signal Processing (“Algebraic Sampling”). While the solution space of any particular ODE admits such a bound, it will in the most general situation depend on the coefficients of this ODE. We believe that a good understanding of this dependence may provide a clue for attacking the problems mentioned above. In this paper we undertake an approach to the moment vanishing problem which utilizes the fact that the moment sequences under consideration satisfy a recurrence relation of fixed length, whose coefficients are polynomials in the index. For any given operator, we prove a general bound for its moment vanishing index. We also provide uniform bounds for several operator families.

Batenkov is supported by the Adams Fellowship Program of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

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    For consistency of notation, the sequence \(\left\{ m_{k}\right\} \) is understood to be extended with zeros for negative k.

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The authors would like to thank Y. Yomdin for useful discussions.

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Batenkov, D., Binyamini, G. (2016). Moment Vanishing of Piecewise Solutions of Linear ODEs. In: Alsedà i Soler, L., Cushing, J., Elaydi, S., Pinto, A. (eds) Difference Equations, Discrete Dynamical Systems and Applications. ICDEA 2012. Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics, vol 180. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-52927-0_2

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