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Finite Hermite data at distinct eigenvalues have a unique polynomial representative

Statement

Let s≥0, let λ1,…,λs∈C be distinct, let m1,…,ms be positive integers, and put N=∑i=1smi. Let VN=span⁡{1,z,…,zN−1}, with the empty span V0={0}. For arbitrary data ci,k∈C with 1≤i≤s and 0≤k<mi, there is exactly one polynomial p∈VN satisfying p(k)(λi)=ci,k(1≤i≤s, 0≤k<mi).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite list of distinct nodes (possibly empty), positive multiplicities when nodes are present, and the derivative data ci,k.

[F1]

The space VN and the coordinate space CN both have dimension N; the monomial basis is 1,z,…,zN−1, empty when N=0.

[F2]

The map that sends a polynomial to the finite list of its derivatives at the fixed nodes is linear.

Proof

1.1givenF1F2construct

Let T:VN→CN be given by T(p)=(p(k)(λi))i,k. By [F2], T is linear, and by [F1] its domain and codomain both have dimension N.

2.1givenstep 1.1algebra

If N=0, then VN={0}, so T is injective. If N>0 and T(p)=0, the exact Taylor expansion of the polynomial at λi shows (z−λi)mi divides p for every i. The factors for distinct λi are pairwise coprime, so their product of degree N divides p. Since p∈VN has degree less than N, this forces p=0. Thus T is injective in either case.

3.1step 1.1step 2.1algebra∎

An injective linear map between finite-dimensional spaces of the same dimension is surjective, so the prescribed vector (ci,k)i,k has a preimage under T and that preimage is unique.

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