need help with c) hermite polynomials for PDE, thankyou.. 11. The Hermite polynomials, H, (x), satisfy the following:i. < Hр, Нm >-S e-x" H, (x)H,m(x) dx = \T2"n! 8n,m-00ii. H, (x) = 2nHn-1(x).i. Ни+1 (х) — 2xНи (х) — 2nНn-1(х).n+.iv. H, (x) = (-1)"e*² d" (e-x*).(e*).dxnUsing these, show:п оdd,с) Н, (0) -1(-1)m(2m)![Let x = 0 in iii. And iterateп 3 2m.т!Note from iv. That H, (x) = 1 and H1(x) = 2x.]

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11. The Hermite polynomials, H, (x), satisfy the following: į. < Hn, Hm >= Se-** H„(x)H,m(x) dx = \T2"n! ,n,m: -x² ii. H, (x) = 2nH,-1(x). ii. Hu+1 (x) %3D 2x, (х) — 2nНn-1 (х). iv. H, (x) = (-1)"e** (e-*). an (e-**). dxn Using these, show: 0, с) Н, (0) п оdd, (2m)! [Let x = 0 in iii. And iterate п 3D 2m. т! Note from iv. That H, (x) = 1 and H,(x) = 2x.]

11. The Hermite polynomials, H, (x), satisfy the following: į. < Hn, Hm >= Se- H„(x)H,m(x) dx = \T2"n! ,n,m: -x² ii. H, (x) = 2nH,-1(x). ii. Hu+1 (x) %3D 2x, (х) — 2nНn-1 (х). iv. H, (x) = (-1)"e (e-*). an (e-**). dxn Using these, show: 0, с) Н, (0) п оdd, (2m)! [Let x = 0 in iii. And iterate п 3D 2m. т! Note from iv. That H, (x) = 1 and H,(x) = 2x.]

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