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200 10$aGeometry of moment spaces /$fby S. Karlin and L.S. Shapely
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225 1 $aMemoirs of the American Mathematical Society ;$vnumber 12
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320   $aReferences: pages 92-93.
327   $a""CONTENTS""; ""CHAPTER I: CONVEX SETS""; ""1. Elementary definitions""; ""2. Boundary indices""; ""3. Convex representation""; ""4. Convex cones. Duality""; ""5. Conjugate points""; ""CHAPTER II: THE MOMENT SPACE D[sup(n)] AND ITS DUAL P[sup(n)]""; ""6. Distribution functions on [0, 1]""; ""7. The moment space D[sup(n)]""; ""8. The polynomial space P[sup(n)]""; ""9. The boundary of P[sup(n)]""; ""10. A property of the extreme points of P[sup(n)]""; ""11. The boundary of D[sup(n)]""; ""CHAPTER III: THE SIMPLEXES S[sup(n)] AND B[sup(n)]""; ""12. The simplex S[sup(n)]""
327   $a""13. The dual simplex B[sup(n)]""""14. Fit of S[sup(n)] and B[sup(n)] to D[sup(n)] and P[sup(n)]""; ""15. Comparison of volumes""; ""CHAPTER IV: ALGEBRAIC DESCRIPTION OF THE MOMENT SPACES""; ""16. Moment sequences and quadratic forms""; ""17. The determinants I??[sub(m)] and their relation to the faces of D[sup(n)]""; ""18. The lower and upper boundaries of D[sup(n)]""; ""CHAPTER V: DISTRIBUTIONS HAVING GIVEN MOMENTS""; ""19. The polynomials I??[sub(m)](t) and I??[sub(m)(t)""; ""20. Construction of distribution functions""
327   $a""21. Characterization of the set of distribution functions with given moments""""22. Intertwining property of functions in D|x""; ""CHAPTER VI: APPLICATION TO ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS""; ""23. Orthogonality of the I??-polynomials""; ""24. Separation of roots. Christoffel numbers""; ""25. Geometry of the Tchebycheff polynomials""; ""CHAPTER VII: SYMMETRIES OF THE MOMENT SPACES""; ""26. Reversal of the unit interval""; ""27. Moment space of symmetric distributions""; ""28. Other symmetries""; ""REFERENCES""
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