Overview of Laplacian spherical harmonics, explaining their definition as functions on a sphere intrinsically linked to Laplace's equation and highlighting their mathematical foundations, including orthogonality and completeness. It traces their historical development from celestial mechanics to modern physics.
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Finally, the texts touch upon computational aspects, including the challenges of numerical stability and the Gibbs phenomenon, and explore recent research and potential future directions, particularly in synergy with machine learning.
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