Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #16813, comment 51
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Ticket #16813, comment 51
v1 v2 1 I find it strange that `Func_legendre_Q` `Func_assoc_legendre_{P,Q}`derive from `OrthogonalPolynomial` since these functions are not polynomials, even for fixed integer m and n. And in fact the same argument could apply to `Func_legendre_P` itself, since they seem to work for non-integer n, even though only the case of integer n appears to be documented.1 I find it strange that `Func_legendre_Q` and `Func_assoc_legendre_{P,Q}`derive from `OrthogonalPolynomial` since these functions are not polynomials, even for fixed integer m and n. And in fact the same argument could apply to `Func_legendre_P` itself, since they seem to work for non-integer n, even though only the case of integer n appears to be documented.