Return the n-th Hermite polynomial of the physicists' type.
Assume that n is a non-negative finite integer.
Examples:
hermite_poly(0)
ans =
1 hermite_poly(1)
ans =
2 0 hermite_poly(2)
ans =
4 0 -2 hermite_poly(3)
ans =
8 0 -12 0Neither string operations nor interpolations are allowed!
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Everyone, I've modified the test suite such that common cheats won't work; i.e., regexp/rep, interp1/2/3, num2str, str2num, etc. are disallowed! General numerical solutions, however, are most welcome.