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2. Inequalities for generalized hypergeometric functions of two variables
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Yudell L. Luke
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Basic hypergeometric series ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Hypergeometric function of a matrix argument ,Confluent hypergeometric function ,Appell series ,Bilateral hypergeometric series ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Mathematics::Classical Analysis and ODEs ,Generalized hypergeometric function ,Combinatorics ,Barnes integral ,Hypergeometric identity ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
In a previous paper, we developed lower and upper bounds for the generalized hypergeometric functions p F q , p = q , p = q + 1, and certain confluent forms under appropriate restrictions on the variable and parameters. In the present paper, we extend these notions and obtain similar inequalities for certain generalized hypergeometric functions of two variables.
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- 1974
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3. A characterization of the unicity property in best approximation
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Peter Lindstrom
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Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Work (thermodynamics) ,Property (philosophy) ,Continuous function ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,Haar ,Characterization (mathematics) ,Set (abstract data type) ,Applied mathematics ,Linear approximation ,Analysis ,Subspace topology ,Mathematics - Abstract
In this paper we consider the problem of characterizing those situations under which the best uniform linear approximation to an arbitrary continuous function is unique. The problem has been solved by Haar where the set of approximants is a finite dimensional subspace, but in this paper we generalize this by allowing the set of approximants to be any subset of a finite dimensional space. Some previous work has been done on this problem by Rice [2, p. 87 ff.] for a number of partial results.
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- 1973
4. Nonlinear optimization and approximation
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Werner Krabs
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Continuous optimization ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Range (mathematics) ,Nonlinear approximation ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,Analysis ,Mathematics ,Nonlinear programming - Abstract
This paper is concerned with nonlinear optimization problems in normed linear spaces. Necessary and sufficient conditions for optimal points are given and the range of applicability of these conditions is studied. The results are applied to nonlinear approximation problems.
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- 1973
5. On uniqueness of best spline approximations with free knots
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Herbert Arndt
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Approximation theory ,Hermite spline ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Perfect spline ,Mathematical analysis ,Chebyshev filter ,Mathematics::Geometric Topology ,Mathematics::Numerical Analysis ,Spline (mathematics) ,Knot (unit) ,Applied mathematics ,Uniqueness ,Thin plate spline ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
This paper is concerned with Chebyshev approximation by spline functions with free knots. If a zero of a Chebyshev spline function occurs at a knot, the multiplicity of the zero is suitably extended. Theorems on uniqueness on the whole approximation interval and on subintervals are stated in terms of alternation properties.
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- 1974
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6. Existence of best approximations by exponential sums in several independent variables
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David W. Kammler
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Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Closed set ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Existence theorem ,Function (mathematics) ,Domain (mathematical analysis) ,Exponential function ,Combinatorics ,Exponential growth ,Bounded function ,Order (group theory) ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
In this paper we establish the existence of a best Lp approximation, 1 ⩽ p ⩽ ∞, to a given function f∈Lp( D , where D ⊂ Rm is a bounded domain, from the family Vn(S) of all nth order exponential sums in m independent variables for which the corresponding exponential parameters lie in the closed set S ⊆ C. In so doing we extend the previously known existence theorem which corresponds to the special case where m = 1 and D is a finite interval.
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- 1974
7. Uniqueness of best approximation by monotone polynomials
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R.A. Lorentz
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Equioscillation theorem ,Discrete mathematics ,Polynomial ,Pure mathematics ,Approximation theory ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Continuous function ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Minimax approximation algorithm ,Classical orthogonal polynomials ,Spouge's approximation ,Locally integrable function ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, we prove the uniqueness of a polynomial of best uniform approximation, in a certain class P of “monotone” polynomials, to a given continuous function. This is the content of Theorem 3.1 which complements the results of Lorentz and Zeller [l]. Secondly, we prove (Theorem 6.1) that a polynomial of best L, approximation in the class 8, to a given continuous function is also unique. This is the analog of Jackson’s theorem for general polynomials. As a preliminary to Theorem 6.1, we give a necessary condition for a polynomial in B to be a polynomial of best L, approximation to an integrable function.
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- 1971
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8. Bicubic spline interpolation in L-shaped domains
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R.E Carlson and Charles A. Hall
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Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,Stairstep interpolation ,Combinatorics ,Smoothing spline ,Scheme (mathematics) ,Bicubic interpolation ,Spline interpolation ,Thin plate spline ,De Boor's algorithm ,Analysis ,Interpolation ,Mathematics - Abstract
Birkhoff and de Boor first posed the question of the existence of a convergent bicubic spline interpolation scheme for non-rectangular domains. In this paper that query is answered affirmatively for L-shaped domains. Specifically, it is shown that ∥sf − f∥= O(hr) where sf is the bicubic spline interpolant associated with a smooth function f, h is the maximum mesh spacing, r − 4 for uniform partitions, and r = 3 for nonuniform partitions.
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- 1973
9. A quadrature formula of degree three
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Seymour Haber and Leopold Flatto
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Combinatorics ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Required property ,Simplex ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,Analysis ,Quadrature (mathematics) ,Mathematics - Abstract
Let R be a region in n -space and Q a linear quadrature formula for R of the form (f)= ∑ r=1 k r f(x r ) . It is known that if Q(ƒ) = ∝ R ƒ whenever ƒ is a polynomial of degree 3 or lower, then k ⩾ n + 1. It is known that the minimum possible value of k depends on the region R , being 2 n for the n -cube and n + 2 for the n -simplex ( n > 1). In 1956 Hammer and Stroud conjectured that k ⩾ n + 2 for every R , when n > 1. In this paper we construct an R , and a Q with the required property, with k = n + 1.
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- 1973
10. On the approximation of Fourier series by Abel means
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Hubert Berens
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Pointwise ,Pure mathematics ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Fourier inversion theorem ,Fourier sine and cosine series ,Bernstein polynomial ,Parseval's theorem ,Discrete Fourier series ,Conjugate Fourier series ,Fourier series ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
This paper deals with the pointwise saturation problem for the Abel means of Fourier series. Most of the known results on pointwise approximation in connection with summation processes of Fourier series are Jackson-type theorems. (See the books of N. Achieser, P. P. Korovkin, and I. P. Natanson on approximation theory. We wish also to refer to the results due to G. Alexits and his school, cf. [I] and [5]). Here we shall study a Bernstein-type problem for the Abel means, i.e., a converse of the Jackson-type problems. But we shall study it only in case of saturated approximation. Although this type of question has been studied for several years, only a few results are available. BajSanski-BojaniC [3] proved a pointwise “0”-theorem for the Bernstein polynomials, and recently V. A. Andrienko [2] studied this problem for the FejCr means of Fourier series. A generalization of his result was given by the author [4]. On the other hand, these problems are closely connected with theorems concerning generalized derivatives of functions which have their origin in Schwas we denote
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- 1972
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11. Existence of best approximations by sums of exponentials
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David W. Kammler
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Combinatorics ,Set (abstract data type) ,Constant coefficients ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Homogeneous differential equation ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Order (group theory) ,Analysis ,Mathematics ,Characteristic polynomial ,Exponential function - Abstract
In this paper we shall show that each ƒϵ L p [0,1] (1 ⩽ p ⩽ ∞) has a best L p approximation from the set of exponential sums, V n ( S ), provided S is closed. Here V n ( S ) denotes the set of all solutions of all n -th order linear homogeneous differential equations with constant coefficients for which the roots of the corresponding characteristic polynomial all lie in S . We thus extend the previously known existence theorems which apply only in the special cases where S is compact or where S = R .
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- 1973
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12. Uniform approximation of functions through partitioning
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Robert M. Harris
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Discrete mathematics ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Uniform norm ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Norm (mathematics) ,Computation ,Uniqueness ,Minimax approximation algorithm ,Analysis ,Mathematics - Abstract
It is the purpose of this paper to present a method for the computation of best uniform approximation, through the replacement of the uniform norm by another norm designated by ∥ · ∥ n and also by two pseudonorms designated by ps ∥ · ∥ n and ( A ) ∥ · ∥ n . Existence, uniqueness, characterization and computation of best approximations for ∥ · ∥ n , ps ∥ · ∥ n , and ( A ) ∥ · ∥ n are examined.
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- 1973
13. On a problem of T. J. Rivlin in approximation theory
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Frank Deutsch, Peter Morris, and Ivan Singer
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Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,Polynomial ,Sequence ,Approximation theory ,Degree (graph theory) ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Linear subspace ,Combinatorics ,Mean field theory ,Spouge's approximation ,Analysis ,Mathematics ,Normed vector space - Abstract
for which there exists an x E C([O, 11) such that the polynomial of best approximation of degree j to x (in the sense of CebySev) is pj (j = 0, 1, . . ., n 1). What is the answer in the particular case II = 2? In the present paper we shall consider the following more general problem: Let {Gk} be a sequence of linear subspaces of a normed linear space E. Characterize those sequences (gk) in E, with g, E Gk (k = 1,2,. . .), for which there exists an x E E such that
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- 1969
14. Translation-invariant linear forms and a formula for the dirac measure
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Gary H. Meisters
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Discrete mathematics ,39A05 ,Pure mathematics ,Dirac measure ,Applied Mathematics ,General Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,28A30 ,Space (mathematics) ,symbols.namesake ,Tensor product ,Linear form ,10F25 ,symbols ,Order (group theory) ,46H10 ,Dual polyhedron ,Invariant measure ,Algebraic number ,46F10 ,42A68 ,Analysis ,Real number ,Mathematics - Abstract
It is shown in this paper (Theorem 1) that if α and β are real numbers such that α gb is irrational and algebraic, then there exist two (necessarily distinct) distributions S and T on R, both with compact supports, such that δ′ = ΔαS + ΔβT. Here ΔαS means S − Sα and Sα denotes the translate of S by α. It is also shown that δ′ has no such representation if α gb has rational or certain transcendental values, and that S and T can be chosen to have order two and no lower order. If ϑ belongs to any of the spaces D, E, S or their duals then ϑ ∗ S and ϑ ∗ T belong to the same space as ϑ, and ϑ′ = Δ α (ϑ ∗ S) + Δ β (ϑ ∗ T) . The formula δ′ = ΔαS + ΔβT is generalized to Rn by means of the tensor product of distributions, and it follows from this formula that there is no discontinuous translation-invariant linear form on any of the spaces D (Rn), E (Rn), S (Rn) or their duals. The same thing is also proved for E (Tn) and its dual where Tn denotes the n-dimensional torus group.
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- 1971
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15. Nonnegative interpolation formulas for uniformly elliptic equations
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M.W Wilson and Philip J. Davis
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Quarter period ,Pure mathematics ,Mathematics(all) ,Numerical Analysis ,General Mathematics ,Applied Mathematics ,Mathematical analysis ,MathematicsofComputing_NUMERICALANALYSIS ,Supersingular elliptic curve ,Jacobi elliptic functions ,Elliptic curve point multiplication ,Nome ,Bounded function ,ComputingMethodologies_SYMBOLICANDALGEBRAICMANIPULATION ,Elliptic rational functions ,Analysis ,Mathematics ,Interpolation - Abstract
In this paper, we show the existence of nonnegative interpolation formulas for functions which are solutions of second-order uniformly elliptic equations over bounded domains.
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- 1968
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