DOE OSTI · 21592586
Approximating smooth functions using algebraic-trigonometric polynomials
Abstract
The problem under consideration is that of approximating classes of smooth functions by algebraic-trigonometric polynomials of the form p{sub n}(t)+{tau}{sub m}(t), where p{sub n}(t) is an algebraic polynomial of degree n and {tau}{sub m}(t)=a{sub 0}+{Sigma}{sub k=1}{sup m}a{sub k} cos k{pi}t + b{sub k} sin k{pi}t is a trigonometric polynomial of order m. The precise order of approximation by such polynomials in the classes W{sup r}{sub {infinity}(}M) and an upper bound for similar approximations in the class W{sup r}{sub p}(M) with 4/3<p<4 are found. The proof of these estimates uses mixed series in Legendre polynomials which the author has introduced and investigated previously. Bibliography: 13 titles.
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Sharapudinov, Idris I. 2011-01-14. Approximating smooth functions using algebraic-trigonometric polynomials. https://doi.org/10.1070/sm2010v201n11abeh004127%3B%20country%20of%20input%3A%20international%20atomic%20energy%20agency%20(iaea)
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