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Parity of monic orthogonal polynomials for an even weight (ϕn​(−x)=(−1)nϕn​(x))

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Assume a positive even weight on a symmetric domain has finite polynomial moments. Subtracting the orthogonal projection onto a finite-dimensional subspace of xn onto the lower-degree polynomials gives the unique monic orthogonal polynomial. Reflection produces another such monic polynomial, (−1)nϕn​(−x), so uniqueness gives the parity identity. Every coefficient with the opposite parity to its degree therefore vanishes.

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