M1: Hermite Polynomials
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The "physicists' Hermite polynomials" are given by
Hn(x)=(−1)nex2dndxne−x2=(2x−ddx)n⋅1.
These are Hermite polynomial sequences of different variances; see the material on variances below. the first eleven physicists' Hermite polynomials are:
H0(x)=1
H1(x)=2x
H2(x)=4x2−2
H3(x)=8x3−12x
H4(x)=16x4−48x2+12
H5(x)=32x5−160x3+120x
H6(x)=64x6−480x4+720x2−120
H7(x)=128x7−1344x5+3360x3−1680x
H8(x)=256x8−3584x6+13440x4−13440x2+1680
H9(x)=512x9−9216x7+48384x5−80640x3+30240x
H10(x)=1024x10−23040x8+161280x6−403200x4+302400x2−30240