AbstractWe investigate the rate of pointwise rational approximation of functions from two classes. The distinguishing feature of these classes is the essentially faster convergence of the best uniform rational approximants versus best uniform polynomial approximants. It is known that for piecewise analytic functions “near best” polynomials converging geometrically fast at every point of analyticity of the function exist. Here we construct rational approximants enjoying similar properties. We also show that our construction yields rates of convergence that are, in a certain sense, best possible
AbstractSome rational approximations which share the properties of Padé and best uniform approximati...
AbstractThe authors study the rational approximation of functions nonuniformly smooth. New uniform a...
AbstractLet Hvp[a,b] be the class of continuous functions in the interval [a,b], which admit analyti...
AbstractA relation between the degree of convergence (in capacity) of Padé approximants and the degr...
AbstractWe obtain pointwise simultaneous approximation estimates for rational operators which are no...
AbstractWe consider the rational approximation of a perturbed exponential function (1)f(z)=u0(z)+u1(...
AbstractOur goal is to survey, using three examples, how high-precision computations have stimulated...
AbstractFor sequences of rational functions, analytic in some domain, a theorem of Montel's type is ...
AbstractThe speeds of convergence of best rational approximations, best polynomial approximations, a...
summary:For sequences of rational functions, analytic in some domain, a theorem of Montel’s type is ...
AbstractIn 1934, Walsh noted that the Taylor polynomial of degree n can be obtained by taking the li...
14 pages, no figures.-- MSC1991 codes: Primary 41A21, 41A25; Secondary 30E10, 42C05.MR#: MR1606915 (...
AbstractThe rate of the best rational approximation and interpolation of a meromorphic function on a...
AbstractA class of continuous functions is defined, and the best uniform rational approximations to ...
AbstractIt is shown that the convergence of several standard algorithms for the construction of a be...
AbstractSome rational approximations which share the properties of Padé and best uniform approximati...
AbstractThe authors study the rational approximation of functions nonuniformly smooth. New uniform a...
AbstractLet Hvp[a,b] be the class of continuous functions in the interval [a,b], which admit analyti...
AbstractA relation between the degree of convergence (in capacity) of Padé approximants and the degr...
AbstractWe obtain pointwise simultaneous approximation estimates for rational operators which are no...
AbstractWe consider the rational approximation of a perturbed exponential function (1)f(z)=u0(z)+u1(...
AbstractOur goal is to survey, using three examples, how high-precision computations have stimulated...
AbstractFor sequences of rational functions, analytic in some domain, a theorem of Montel's type is ...
AbstractThe speeds of convergence of best rational approximations, best polynomial approximations, a...
summary:For sequences of rational functions, analytic in some domain, a theorem of Montel’s type is ...
AbstractIn 1934, Walsh noted that the Taylor polynomial of degree n can be obtained by taking the li...
14 pages, no figures.-- MSC1991 codes: Primary 41A21, 41A25; Secondary 30E10, 42C05.MR#: MR1606915 (...
AbstractThe rate of the best rational approximation and interpolation of a meromorphic function on a...
AbstractA class of continuous functions is defined, and the best uniform rational approximations to ...
AbstractIt is shown that the convergence of several standard algorithms for the construction of a be...
AbstractSome rational approximations which share the properties of Padé and best uniform approximati...
AbstractThe authors study the rational approximation of functions nonuniformly smooth. New uniform a...
AbstractLet Hvp[a,b] be the class of continuous functions in the interval [a,b], which admit analyti...