Coefficient Matching at theta = 0
StatusFully Proven
TypeTheorem
ModuleChebyshevCircles.Proofs.MainTheoremSupport
Statement
This result establishes the concrete coefficient matching at the reference angle
$\theta = 0$. Combined with the coefficient independence theorem, it implies that
$S_N(x;\theta)$ and $T_N(x)$ agree in all non-constant coefficients for every $\theta$.
For $N \geq 1$ and $k \geq 1$, $[x^k]\, S_N(x; 0) = [x^k]\, T_N(x)$. The proof proceeds by case analysis: $N = 1, 2, 3$ are verified by explicit computation, and $N \geq 4$ uses the power sum equality and Newton's identities to match elementary symmetric polynomials.
theorem scaledPolynomial_matches_chebyshev_at_zero (N : ℕ) (k : ℕ) (hN : 0 < N) (hk : 0 < k) :
(scaledPolynomial N 0).coeff k = (Polynomial.Chebyshev.T ℝ N).coeff k := by
Proof
Case split on $N$: small cases ($N = 1, 2, 3$) by direct computation of polynomial coefficients; general case ($N \geq 4$) by constructing both root multisets, verifying power sum equality via $\texttt{general\_powersum\_equality}$, lifting to elementary symmetric polynomial equality via Newton's identities, and concluding coefficient equality via Vieta.
match N with
| 1 => exact scaledPolynomial_matches_chebyshev_N_eq_1 k hk
| 2 => exact scaledPolynomial_matches_chebyshev_N_eq_2 k hk
| 3 => exact scaledPolynomial_matches_chebyshev_N_eq_3 k hk
| n + 4 => exact scaledPolynomial_matches_chebyshev_N_ge_4 (n + 4) k (by omega) hk
This is the technical core of the main theorem proof. The constant term is handled
separately by the explicit constant term formula.
Dependencies (uses)
- List Foldr Equals Multiset Product
- Multiset Power Sum of Real Projections
- Chebyshev Roots List
- Equal Symmetric Functions Imply Equal Coefficients
- Chebyshev Roots Are Roots of T_N
- Scaled Polynomial Leading Coefficient
- Power Sum Equality
- Equal Power Sums Imply Equal Symmetric Functions
- Distinctness of Chebyshev Roots
- Scaled Polynomial Degree
- Leading Coefficient of Chebyshev T_N
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