AbstractA simple proof of a recent result of G. Berger and M. Tasche concerning the coefficients of the Hermite-Lagrange 2-point interpolation polynomial and uniform approximation by such polynomials is given. This provides an easy access to a number of consequences of their result which have attracted considerable interest, as e.g. properties of certain expansions of completely convex functions and, in particular, Schur's expansion of sin πx
This paper is concerned with constructing polynomial solutions to ordinary boundary value problems. ...
(communicated by J. Matkowski) Abstract. Let m2 < m1 be two given nonnegative integers with n = m...
AbstractIn this paper some upper bound for the error ∥ s-f ∥∞ is given, where f ε C1[a,b], but s is ...
AbstractA simple proof of a recent result of G. Berger and M. Tasche concerning the coefficients of ...
We investigate the uniform convergence of Lagrange interpolation at the zeros of Hermite polynomials...
We investigate the uniform convergence of Lagrange interpolation at the zeros of Hermite polynomials...
Abstract. The Newton form for the Hermite interpolation polynomial using the divided differences wit...
AbstractThe usual interpolation method is that of Lagrange. The disadvantage of the method is that i...
AbstractWe investigate here, for a positive integer q, simultaneous approximation of the first q der...
AbstractThis paper investigates the growth of an entire function ƒ and estimates the error term when...
AbstractFor distinct points x0, x1, …, xn in R, a function f of Cd[a,b] and nonnegative integers d0,...
AbstractLet f map a Banach space X into itself, and let x1, x2,…, xn be distinct points of X. Then t...
AbstractThe authors consider a procedure of Hermite interpolation of higher order based on the zeros...
AbstractWe consider the Hermite trigonometric interpolation problem of order 1 for equidistant nodes...
This paper is concerned with constructing polynomial solutions to ordinary boundary value problems. ...
This paper is concerned with constructing polynomial solutions to ordinary boundary value problems. ...
(communicated by J. Matkowski) Abstract. Let m2 < m1 be two given nonnegative integers with n = m...
AbstractIn this paper some upper bound for the error ∥ s-f ∥∞ is given, where f ε C1[a,b], but s is ...
AbstractA simple proof of a recent result of G. Berger and M. Tasche concerning the coefficients of ...
We investigate the uniform convergence of Lagrange interpolation at the zeros of Hermite polynomials...
We investigate the uniform convergence of Lagrange interpolation at the zeros of Hermite polynomials...
Abstract. The Newton form for the Hermite interpolation polynomial using the divided differences wit...
AbstractThe usual interpolation method is that of Lagrange. The disadvantage of the method is that i...
AbstractWe investigate here, for a positive integer q, simultaneous approximation of the first q der...
AbstractThis paper investigates the growth of an entire function ƒ and estimates the error term when...
AbstractFor distinct points x0, x1, …, xn in R, a function f of Cd[a,b] and nonnegative integers d0,...
AbstractLet f map a Banach space X into itself, and let x1, x2,…, xn be distinct points of X. Then t...
AbstractThe authors consider a procedure of Hermite interpolation of higher order based on the zeros...
AbstractWe consider the Hermite trigonometric interpolation problem of order 1 for equidistant nodes...
This paper is concerned with constructing polynomial solutions to ordinary boundary value problems. ...
This paper is concerned with constructing polynomial solutions to ordinary boundary value problems. ...
(communicated by J. Matkowski) Abstract. Let m2 < m1 be two given nonnegative integers with n = m...
AbstractIn this paper some upper bound for the error ∥ s-f ∥∞ is given, where f ε C1[a,b], but s is ...