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January 1, 1991SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis

Inductively Generating the Spherical Harmonics

Allan J. Fryant

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Abstract

The spherical harmonics of degree less than or equal to k in Rn - 1 are used to generate the spherical harmonics of degree k in Rⁿ.

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Allan J. Fryant (1991) studied this question.

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