As the base clause, we can use

U0(s)=1,(4.85)
U1(s)=sin2θsinθ=2sinθcosθsinθ=2cosθ=2s.(4.86)

Since these two expressions are polynomials in s, this is also true for all other Un(s). The orthogonality of Chebyshev polynomials is shown with equation (4.72)

11ds1s2Un(s)Um(s)(4.87)
=scosθ0πdθsinθsinθ1s2Un(cosθ)Um(cosθ)(4.88)
(4.76)=0πdθsin((n+1)θ)sin((m+1)θ)(4.89)
=0πdθ12i(ei(n+1)θei(n+1)θ)12i(ei(m+1)θei(m+1)θ)(4.90)
=140πdθ[ ei(n+m+2)θ+ei(n+m+2)θei(nm)θei(nm)θ ](4.91)
=

Get Biomedical Imaging now with the O’Reilly learning platform.

O’Reilly members experience books, live events, courses curated by job role, and more from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers.