The Erdélyi--Magnus--Nevai and Krasikov Conjectures for Jacobi Polynomials
arXiv:2608.30304
2026
Architecture
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What the math gives to ML
The paper proves a sharp, degree- and parameter-sensitive envelope for weighted orthonormal Jacobi polynomials, including the non-removable intermediate growth factor S^{1/3}. This can be transferred to neural networks as a principled bounded polynomial feature basis: instead of feeding raw high-degree Jacobi polynomials into an MLP, use endpoint-weighted functions with theorem-based degree normalization. The bound provides an explicit scale for coefficient initialization and regularization, potentially enabling higher-degree polynomial layers with fewer activation and gradient explosions.
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2026
Replace raw polynomial features in a scalar MLP expansion with endpoint-weighted orthonormal Jacobi features. The paper's envelope gives a degree- and parameter-aware scale for each feature, preventing high-degree terms or endpoint behavior from dominating gradients while preserving a richer approximation basis than low-degree monomials.
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