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Yes, we don't need anything more complicated than that. In a next step we may be brave and even try rational functions (but I first have to think about what having poles in the disc would mean for the specific application).
Timon @TSGut has done the heavy lifting and has implemented Jacobi matrices for Zernike polynomials on a disc.
Alberto @APaganini could you remind us what exactly you required? If I remember correctly, as a first step you wanted to solve
-Laplace(u)(x,y) = q(x,y) u(x,y)
on a disc with zero Dirichlet bcs. What should we pick for q(x,y)? (@dlfivefifty)
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