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We know that in the space of functions, its possible to find a complete set so that you can write for an arbitrary function f, ## f(x)=\sum_n a_n \phi_n(x) ## and use the orthonormality relations between ## \phi##s to find the coefficients.
But is it possible to find a set of functions ## \phi_n(x,y) ## such that you can write for an arbitrary function of x and y ## f(x,y)=\sum_n c_n \phi_n(x,y) ##? Is there any orthonormality relation that let's you find the coefficients?
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But is it possible to find a set of functions ## \phi_n(x,y) ## such that you can write for an arbitrary function of x and y ## f(x,y)=\sum_n c_n \phi_n(x,y) ##? Is there any orthonormality relation that let's you find the coefficients?
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